
With a tradition dating back to 1946, NK Umag-CC Umago represents a key sports center in northwestern Istria. The club, which proudly bears its bilingual name, symbolizes the fusion of different cultures and a shared passion for football. Located in one of the most beautiful sports centers on the Adriatic, the club has been a hub for developing young talent for decades and an unmissable point on the map of European youth football.
Founded in 1946, NK Slavonija from Požega is one of the oldest and most respected football clubs in eastern Croatia. The club was formed by the merger of local clubs Jedinstvo and Udarnik, and over decades of existence, it has grown into a true regional center that brings together the most talented athletes from Požega-Slavonia County. With its distinctive blue jerseys and its home at the iconic „Stadium along the Orljava River,“ the club is a symbol of stability and continuous growth.
Located in one of the most picturesque towns on the Adriatic coast, NK Novigrad 1947 (also known by its Italian name Cittanova) is more than just a sports club. With a history spanning nearly eight decades, this club has become a symbol of Istrian perseverance, professional work, and love for football, positioning itself as an essential hub for the development of young talents in the western part of Croatia.
NK Trnje is one of Zagreb's longest-standing and most recognizable football clubs, located in the very heart of the city. With a century-long tradition, this club is not just a sports collective but also a true symbol of the working-class spirit of the neighborhood it's named after.
NK Sesvetski Kraljevec is a football club with a rich tradition, located in the eastern part of Zagreb, which over the decades has established itself as one of the most important sports collectives in the area.
Football Club Varaždin is a professional football club from the city of the same name in Croatia, which currently competes in the top tier of domestic football, the Croatian Football League. The club was founded on July 1, 2012, under the original name Varaždin Football School, after the historic club NK Varaždin (formerly Varteks) fell into severe financial difficulties and suspensions. Although legally considered two separate entities with distinct successes and histories, the current club is considered the spiritual and sporting successor to Varaždin's football tradition.