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{{Infobox football club
|clubname     = {{PAGENAME}}
| clubname = FC Palanka
|image         = [[File:FC BEZIMENI.png|150px]]
| image = [[File:FC Palanka logo.png|150px]]
|fullname     = FC Bezimeni
| fullname = Football Club Palanka
|nickname     = The No Name Team
| nickname = The No Name Team
|founded       = 2017
| founded = 2017
|ground       = Srbozemlje National stadium
| ground = [[Palanka City Stadium]]
|capacity     =  
| capacity = 20,532
|mgrtitle      = Head Coach
| chairman = Aleksandar Pavlović
|manager       = Bezo Bezić
| manager = [[Bezo Bezić]]
|league       = [[Srbozemlje SuperLeague]]
| league = [[Çakari Super League]]
|website      =  
| season = [[2026–27 Çakari Super League|2026–27]]
|kit          =  
| position = ''To be determined''
}}
}}


==Squad==
'''FC Palanka''' is a professional association football club based in [[Palanka]], the capital of [[Rečnozemlja]], a governorate of [[Çakaristan]]. Founded in 2017, the club has competed under several national football associations due to the changing political status of its home territory. Originally known as '''FC Bezimeni''', the club adopted the nickname '''The No Name Team''', which remains associated with its historical identity.
 
The club was re-established in 2021 to participate in the [[Hurmu Soccer League]]. Following the incorporation of Rečnozemlja into Çakaristan, FC Palanka joined the expanded [[Çakari Super League]] for the [[2026–27 Çakari Super League|2026–27 season]]. The club plays its home matches at [[Palanka City Stadium]], which has a capacity of 20,532 spectators. FC Palanka is managed by [[Bezo Bezić]].
 
== History ==
 
FC Palanka was founded in 2017 in [[Palanka]], then part of [[Srbozemska]]. The club originally operated under the name '''FC Bezimeni''', meaning "The Nameless FC", and became known as '''The No Name Team'''. The unusual name reflected the club's distinctive identity within the local football community. FC Palanka developed as a representative football club of Palanka and attracted players from the city and surrounding settlements. The club established its home at [[Palanka City Stadium]], which was constructed in 2017.
 
During its early years, FC Palanka participated in football competitions organised under the sporting structures of Srbozemska and its successor territories. In the inaugural [[2017–18 Nohavland Football League]], the club competed as FC Bezimeni. After finishing fifth in the six-team league, the club entered the playout stage but ultimately finished last (sixth) with only one point from two matches. Political developments in the region repeatedly affected the organisation of football competitions. Nevertheless, FC Palanka maintained its identity and continued to represent the city of Palanka.
 
In 2021, FC Palanka was re-established to enter the [[Hurmu Soccer League]]. The re-establishment marked a new chapter in the club's history following changes in the political administration of its home territory. The club retained its historical identity, including the nickname "The No Name Team". The period was characterised by the rebuilding of the senior squad and the development of the club's football organisation. In the inaugural expanded season, the club competed in the [[2021 Hurmu Soccer League#Rekozemlje Championship]]. Finishing fourth in the ten-team table with nine wins, two draws, and seven losses, Palanka qualified for the [[2021–22 Hurmu Soccer League#Winter Cup|Winter Cup]]. In Winter Cup Group 4, hosted by the club itself, Palanka topped the group undefeated with two wins and one draw against [[Kuusikymmentäviis Valboomuus]], [[Friborn FC]], and [[Luzhong FC]], advancing to the National Championship.
 
In the National Championship, Palanka was drawn in Group A alongside [[Tyrador City FC]], [[Vadimbaatar FC]], and [[FC Huyenkula]]. The club finished third in the group with two wins, one draw, and three losses, advancing to the Round of 16 as one of the best third-placed teams. There, they faced [[FC Kaupang]] and were eliminated after losing 0–4 on aggregate.
 
During the 2022–23 season, the regional championship was known as the [[2022–23 Hurmu Soccer League#Northern Coria Championship]]. Palanka finished fifth in the league with six wins, five draws, and seven losses. This result qualified them for the Winter Cup, where they were drawn in Group 4, hosted by [[Tyrador City FC]]. In the Winter Cup, Palanka defeated both [[Tyrador City FC]] and [[Frostborg Hurmu]] to qualify for the National Championship. In the Round of 32, they faced [[White Lontinien XI FC]]. After a 3–3 aggregate draw, Palanka lost 4–5 on penalties, ending their campaign.
 
In the 2024–25 [[2024–25 Hurmu Soccer League#Northern Coria Championship]], FC Palanka finished sixth in the league with six points (2 wins, 0 draws, 3 losses). This performance qualified them for the Winter Cup, where they were placed in Group 4 alongside [[Ny-Zanzibar FC]], [[Mori Ürjüülegchid Khojinacinggha FC]], and [[USV Béthencourt]]. The club failed to advance from the Winter Cup group stage, ending their campaign.
 
In {{AN|1756}}, the territory of [[Rečnozemlja]] was formally incorporated into [[Çakaristan]] following the transfer of the region from the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]]. The territorial changes created new opportunities for local sporting organisations to participate in the Çakari football system. FC Palanka became one of the principal football clubs representing Rečnozemlja. Other established clubs from the governorate included [[FC Ravna]], [[FC Krava]] and [[Seven Swords]].
 
In 2026, the [[ÇFF|Çakaristan Football Federation]] introduced a comprehensive restructuring of professional football. The original top-tier Çakari Football League was renamed the [[Çakari Super League]] and expanded from eight to 24 clubs. FC Palanka was admitted to the expanded top division as one of the representatives of the newly incorporated Rečnozemlja governorate. The [[2026–27 Çakari Super League|2026–27 season]] marked the club's first participation in the highest division of Çakari professional football. The club entered the competition with the ambition of establishing itself among the country's leading football organisations.
 
== Stadium ==
 
'''[[Palanka City Stadium]]''', officially known as '''Palanki City Stadium''', is the home ground of FC Palanka. The stadium is located in [[Palanka]], [[Rečnozemlja]], and has a capacity of 20,532 spectators. It was constructed in 2017 by [[Nohavland Construction]] at a cost of approximately 700 million [[Flamx]].
 
The stadium features an artificial turf playing surface, an electronic scoreboard and a pitch measuring 110 by 69 metres. Palanka City Stadium has served as the principal home venue of FC Palanka since its early history.
 
=== Stadium development ===
The stadium was constructed during the period in which Palanka was developing its modern football infrastructure. It has continued to serve as an important sporting venue despite the political changes affecting the surrounding territory. Following the incorporation of Rečnozemlja into Çakaristan, the stadium became one of the venues associated with the expanded national professional football system.
 
== Club identity ==
[[File:FC BEZIMENI.png|thumb|right|Former crest of FC Bezimeni]]
=== Name and nickname ===
The club was originally known as '''FC Bezimeni'''.
 
The name gave rise to the nickname '''The No Name Team''', which remains associated with FC Palanka despite the adoption of its geographical name. The club's identity reflects its historical continuity through several changes in national administration.
 
=== Supporters ===
FC Palanka draws its support primarily from Palanka and the surrounding communities of Rečnozemlja. The club's long history and continued existence through several political transitions have contributed to a strong regional identity.
 
Its supporters continue to use the historical nickname "The No Name Team". The principal supporters' group is known as the '''Palanački Vukovi''' ("Wolves of Palanka").
 
== Rivalries ==
 
=== Palanka derby ===
FC Palanka has a local rivalry with [[Seven Swords]], another football club based in [[Palanka]]. Following the 2026 restructuring of Çakari football, FC Palanka entered the [[Çakari Super League]], while Seven Swords joined the second-tier [[Çakari Football League]].
 
The rivalry is commonly referred to as the '''Palanka derby'''. The two clubs represent different traditions within the city's football community.
 
=== Regional rivalries ===
FC Palanka also maintains regional rivalries with [[FC Ravna]] and [[FC Krava]], both based in Rečnozemlja. Their meetings reflect the historical football culture of the governorate. The inclusion of these clubs in the Çakari football pyramid has provided new opportunities for regional competition.
 
== Players ==
 
=== Current squad ===
''Squad for the 2026–27 season.''
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! No.
! Pos.
! Player
! Nationality
|-
| 1
| GK
| [[Boba Bebić]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 2
| DF
| [[Marko Sumaelić]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 3
| DF
| [[Mićko Mićrković]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 4
| DF
| [[Petar Karajlić]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 5
| DF
| '''[[Vuk Perić]] (captain)'''
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 6
| MF
| [[Milan Maksimović]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 7
| MF
| [[Adam Ristovski]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 8
| MF
| [[Matija Vukašinović]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 9
| FW
| [[Radoš Jocić]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 10
| FW
| Nikola Stojanović
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 11
| FW
| Luka Milenković
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 12
| GK
| [[Cvetko Urošević]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 13
| DF
| [[Mihailo Andrić]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 14
| MF
| [[Žarko Vlahović]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 15
| FW
| [[Đurađ Aleksić]]
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 16
| MF
| Stefan Đorđević
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 17
| FW
| Aleksa Nikolić
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 18
| DF
| Filip Radovanović
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 19
| MF
| Nemanja Kostić
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 20
| FW
| Bojan Vasiljević
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 21
| GK
| Dušan Pavlović
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 22
| DF
| Haris Bećirović
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 23
| MF
| Ognjen Lukić
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 24
| FW
| Petar Mitrović
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|-
| 25
| MF
| Emir Hadžić
| {{team flag|Çakaristan}}
|}
 
=== Historical players ===
The club's recorded 2020 squad included the following players:
 
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! No.
! Pos.
! Player
! Nationality
|-
| 1
| GK
| [[Boba Bebić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 2
| DF
| [[Marko Sumaelić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 3
| DF
| [[Mićko Mićrković]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 4
| DF
| [[Petar Karajlić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 5
| DF
| '''[[Vuk Perić]] (captain)'''
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 6
| MF
| [[Milan Maksimović]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 7
| MF
| [[Adam Ristovski]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 8
| MF
| [[Matija Vukašinović]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 9
| FW
| [[Zvonko Rakočević]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 10
| FW
| [[Radoš Jocić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 11
| FW
| [[Zvonko Rakočević]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 12
| GK
| [[Cvetko Urošević]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 13
| DF
| [[Mihailo Andrić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 14
| MF
| [[Žarko Vlahović]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 15
| FW
| [[Đurađ Aleksić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 16
| MF
| Stefan Đorđević
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|-
| 17
| FW
| [[Đurađ Aleksić]]
| {{team flag|Srbozemska}}
|}
 
=== Notable players ===
 
==== Boba Bebić ====
[[Boba Bebić]] is a goalkeeper associated with the early history of FC Palanka. He was included in the club's recorded 2020 squad and is among its established historical players.
 
==== Vuk Perić ====
[[Vuk Perić]] is a defender who was included in the FC Palanka squad during the club's earlier history. He is to serve as captain of the club during the 2026–27 season.
 
==== Milan Maksimović ====
[[Milan Maksimović]] is a midfielder associated with FC Palanka's historical squad. He is among the players to continue representing the club following its entry into the Çakari Super League.
 
==== Radoš Jocić ====
[[Radoš Jocić]] is a forward who played for FC Palanka during its earlier period. He is included in the squad for the club's first season in the Çakari Super League.
 
== Personnel ==
 
=== Coaching staff ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Name
|-
| Head coach
| [[Bezo Bezić]]
|-
| Assistant coach
| Milan Radulović
|-
| Goalkeeping coach
| Zoran Vuković
|-
| Fitness coach
| Aleksandar Tadić
|-
| Head of youth development
| Dragan Simić
|}
 
=== Club officials ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Position
! Name
|-
| Chairman
| Aleksandar Pavlović
|-
| Sporting director
| Vladimir Stanković
|-
| Head coach
| [[Bezo Bezić]]
|-
| Academy director
| Dragan Simić
|}
 
== Honours ==
 
=== Domestic ===
'''[[Çakari Super League]]'''
* No titles
 
== Season-by-season record ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Season
! Competition
! Position
|-
| 2020
| Regional football
| ''Historical participation''
|-
| 2021
| [[Hurmu Soccer League]]
| ''To be documented''
|-
| 2022–2026
| [[Nohavland Football League]]
| ''To be documented''
|-
| [[2026–27 Çakari Super League|2026–27]]
| [[Çakari Super League]]
| ''To be determined''
|}
 
 
{{ÇFF}}


===First Team===
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{{fs player |no=2  |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=DF |name=[[Marko Sumaelić]]}}
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{{fs player |no=8  |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=MF |name=[[Matija Vukašinović]]}}
{{fs mid}}
{{fs player |no=9  |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=MF |name=[[Zvonko Rakočević]]}}
{{fs player |no=10 |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=FW |name=[[Radoš Jocić]]}}
{{fs player |no=11 |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=FW |name=[[Zvonko Rakočević]]}}
{{fs player |no=12 |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=GK |name=[[Cvetko Urošević]]}}
{{fs player |no=13 |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=DF |name=[[Mihailo Andrić]]}}
{{fs player |no=14 |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=MF |name=[[Žarko Vlahović]]}}
{{fs player |no=15 |nat=[[File:Florian republic flag.png|25px|border|Florian Republic]] |pos=FW |name=[[Đurađ Aleksić]]}}
{{fs end}}
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[[Category: Srbozemska]]
[[Category:Northern Coria]]

Latest revision as of 08:16, 5 November 2026

FC Palanka
Full name Football Club Palanka
Nickname(s) The No Name Team
Founded 2017
Ground Palanka City Stadium
(capacity: 20,532)
Chairman Aleksandar Pavlović
Manager Bezo Bezić
League Çakari Super League
2026–27 To be determined

FC Palanka is a professional association football club based in Palanka, the capital of Rečnozemlja, a governorate of Çakaristan. Founded in 2017, the club has competed under several national football associations due to the changing political status of its home territory. Originally known as FC Bezimeni, the club adopted the nickname The No Name Team, which remains associated with its historical identity.

The club was re-established in 2021 to participate in the Hurmu Soccer League. Following the incorporation of Rečnozemlja into Çakaristan, FC Palanka joined the expanded Çakari Super League for the 2026–27 season. The club plays its home matches at Palanka City Stadium, which has a capacity of 20,532 spectators. FC Palanka is managed by Bezo Bezić.

History

FC Palanka was founded in 2017 in Palanka, then part of Srbozemska. The club originally operated under the name FC Bezimeni, meaning "The Nameless FC", and became known as The No Name Team. The unusual name reflected the club's distinctive identity within the local football community. FC Palanka developed as a representative football club of Palanka and attracted players from the city and surrounding settlements. The club established its home at Palanka City Stadium, which was constructed in 2017.

During its early years, FC Palanka participated in football competitions organised under the sporting structures of Srbozemska and its successor territories. In the inaugural 2017–18 Nohavland Football League, the club competed as FC Bezimeni. After finishing fifth in the six-team league, the club entered the playout stage but ultimately finished last (sixth) with only one point from two matches. Political developments in the region repeatedly affected the organisation of football competitions. Nevertheless, FC Palanka maintained its identity and continued to represent the city of Palanka.

In 2021, FC Palanka was re-established to enter the Hurmu Soccer League. The re-establishment marked a new chapter in the club's history following changes in the political administration of its home territory. The club retained its historical identity, including the nickname "The No Name Team". The period was characterised by the rebuilding of the senior squad and the development of the club's football organisation. In the inaugural expanded season, the club competed in the 2021 Hurmu Soccer League#Rekozemlje Championship. Finishing fourth in the ten-team table with nine wins, two draws, and seven losses, Palanka qualified for the Winter Cup. In Winter Cup Group 4, hosted by the club itself, Palanka topped the group undefeated with two wins and one draw against Kuusikymmentäviis Valboomuus, Friborn FC, and Luzhong FC, advancing to the National Championship.

In the National Championship, Palanka was drawn in Group A alongside Tyrador City FC, Vadimbaatar FC, and FC Huyenkula. The club finished third in the group with two wins, one draw, and three losses, advancing to the Round of 16 as one of the best third-placed teams. There, they faced FC Kaupang and were eliminated after losing 0–4 on aggregate.

During the 2022–23 season, the regional championship was known as the 2022–23 Hurmu Soccer League#Northern Coria Championship. Palanka finished fifth in the league with six wins, five draws, and seven losses. This result qualified them for the Winter Cup, where they were drawn in Group 4, hosted by Tyrador City FC. In the Winter Cup, Palanka defeated both Tyrador City FC and Frostborg Hurmu to qualify for the National Championship. In the Round of 32, they faced White Lontinien XI FC. After a 3–3 aggregate draw, Palanka lost 4–5 on penalties, ending their campaign.

In the 2024–25 2024–25 Hurmu Soccer League#Northern Coria Championship, FC Palanka finished sixth in the league with six points (2 wins, 0 draws, 3 losses). This performance qualified them for the Winter Cup, where they were placed in Group 4 alongside Ny-Zanzibar FC, Mori Ürjüülegchid Khojinacinggha FC, and USV Béthencourt. The club failed to advance from the Winter Cup group stage, ending their campaign.

In 1756 AN, the territory of Rečnozemlja was formally incorporated into Çakaristan following the transfer of the region from the Order of the Holy Lakes. The territorial changes created new opportunities for local sporting organisations to participate in the Çakari football system. FC Palanka became one of the principal football clubs representing Rečnozemlja. Other established clubs from the governorate included FC Ravna, FC Krava and Seven Swords.

In 2026, the Çakaristan Football Federation introduced a comprehensive restructuring of professional football. The original top-tier Çakari Football League was renamed the Çakari Super League and expanded from eight to 24 clubs. FC Palanka was admitted to the expanded top division as one of the representatives of the newly incorporated Rečnozemlja governorate. The 2026–27 season marked the club's first participation in the highest division of Çakari professional football. The club entered the competition with the ambition of establishing itself among the country's leading football organisations.

Stadium

Palanka City Stadium, officially known as Palanki City Stadium, is the home ground of FC Palanka. The stadium is located in Palanka, Rečnozemlja, and has a capacity of 20,532 spectators. It was constructed in 2017 by Nohavland Construction at a cost of approximately 700 million Flamx.

The stadium features an artificial turf playing surface, an electronic scoreboard and a pitch measuring 110 by 69 metres. Palanka City Stadium has served as the principal home venue of FC Palanka since its early history.

Stadium development

The stadium was constructed during the period in which Palanka was developing its modern football infrastructure. It has continued to serve as an important sporting venue despite the political changes affecting the surrounding territory. Following the incorporation of Rečnozemlja into Çakaristan, the stadium became one of the venues associated with the expanded national professional football system.

Club identity

Former crest of FC Bezimeni

Name and nickname

The club was originally known as FC Bezimeni.

The name gave rise to the nickname The No Name Team, which remains associated with FC Palanka despite the adoption of its geographical name. The club's identity reflects its historical continuity through several changes in national administration.

Supporters

FC Palanka draws its support primarily from Palanka and the surrounding communities of Rečnozemlja. The club's long history and continued existence through several political transitions have contributed to a strong regional identity.

Its supporters continue to use the historical nickname "The No Name Team". The principal supporters' group is known as the Palanački Vukovi ("Wolves of Palanka").

Rivalries

Palanka derby

FC Palanka has a local rivalry with Seven Swords, another football club based in Palanka. Following the 2026 restructuring of Çakari football, FC Palanka entered the Çakari Super League, while Seven Swords joined the second-tier Çakari Football League.

The rivalry is commonly referred to as the Palanka derby. The two clubs represent different traditions within the city's football community.

Regional rivalries

FC Palanka also maintains regional rivalries with FC Ravna and FC Krava, both based in Rečnozemlja. Their meetings reflect the historical football culture of the governorate. The inclusion of these clubs in the Çakari football pyramid has provided new opportunities for regional competition.

Players

Current squad

Squad for the 2026–27 season.

No. Pos. Player Nationality
1 GK Boba Bebić Çakaristan Çakaristan
2 DF Marko Sumaelić Çakaristan Çakaristan
3 DF Mićko Mićrković Çakaristan Çakaristan
4 DF Petar Karajlić Çakaristan Çakaristan
5 DF Vuk Perić (captain) Çakaristan Çakaristan
6 MF Milan Maksimović Çakaristan Çakaristan
7 MF Adam Ristovski Çakaristan Çakaristan
8 MF Matija Vukašinović Çakaristan Çakaristan
9 FW Radoš Jocić Çakaristan Çakaristan
10 FW Nikola Stojanović Çakaristan Çakaristan
11 FW Luka Milenković Çakaristan Çakaristan
12 GK Cvetko Urošević Çakaristan Çakaristan
13 DF Mihailo Andrić Çakaristan Çakaristan
14 MF Žarko Vlahović Çakaristan Çakaristan
15 FW Đurađ Aleksić Çakaristan Çakaristan
16 MF Stefan Đorđević Çakaristan Çakaristan
17 FW Aleksa Nikolić Çakaristan Çakaristan
18 DF Filip Radovanović Çakaristan Çakaristan
19 MF Nemanja Kostić Çakaristan Çakaristan
20 FW Bojan Vasiljević Çakaristan Çakaristan
21 GK Dušan Pavlović Çakaristan Çakaristan
22 DF Haris Bećirović Çakaristan Çakaristan
23 MF Ognjen Lukić Çakaristan Çakaristan
24 FW Petar Mitrović Çakaristan Çakaristan
25 MF Emir Hadžić Çakaristan Çakaristan

Historical players

The club's recorded 2020 squad included the following players:

No. Pos. Player Nationality
1 GK Boba Bebić Srbozemska Srbozemska
2 DF Marko Sumaelić Srbozemska Srbozemska
3 DF Mićko Mićrković Srbozemska Srbozemska
4 DF Petar Karajlić Srbozemska Srbozemska
5 DF Vuk Perić (captain) Srbozemska Srbozemska
6 MF Milan Maksimović Srbozemska Srbozemska
7 MF Adam Ristovski Srbozemska Srbozemska
8 MF Matija Vukašinović Srbozemska Srbozemska
9 FW Zvonko Rakočević Srbozemska Srbozemska
10 FW Radoš Jocić Srbozemska Srbozemska
11 FW Zvonko Rakočević Srbozemska Srbozemska
12 GK Cvetko Urošević Srbozemska Srbozemska
13 DF Mihailo Andrić Srbozemska Srbozemska
14 MF Žarko Vlahović Srbozemska Srbozemska
15 FW Đurađ Aleksić Srbozemska Srbozemska
16 MF Stefan Đorđević Srbozemska Srbozemska
17 FW Đurađ Aleksić Srbozemska Srbozemska

Notable players

Boba Bebić

Boba Bebić is a goalkeeper associated with the early history of FC Palanka. He was included in the club's recorded 2020 squad and is among its established historical players.

Vuk Perić

Vuk Perić is a defender who was included in the FC Palanka squad during the club's earlier history. He is to serve as captain of the club during the 2026–27 season.

Milan Maksimović

Milan Maksimović is a midfielder associated with FC Palanka's historical squad. He is among the players to continue representing the club following its entry into the Çakari Super League.

Radoš Jocić

Radoš Jocić is a forward who played for FC Palanka during its earlier period. He is included in the squad for the club's first season in the Çakari Super League.

Personnel

Coaching staff

Position Name
Head coach Bezo Bezić
Assistant coach Milan Radulović
Goalkeeping coach Zoran Vuković
Fitness coach Aleksandar Tadić
Head of youth development Dragan Simić

Club officials

Position Name
Chairman Aleksandar Pavlović
Sporting director Vladimir Stanković
Head coach Bezo Bezić
Academy director Dragan Simić

Honours

Domestic

Çakari Super League

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Season-by-season record

Season Competition Position
2020 Regional football Historical participation
2021 Hurmu Soccer League To be documented
2022–2026 Nohavland Football League To be documented
2026–27 Çakari Super League To be determined


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