RSD Sloboda Tuzla
Multi-sport club in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Radničko Sportsko Društvo Sloboda, (transl. Workers Sport Society Sloboda), commonly abbreviated as RSD Sloboda Tuzla, is a multi-sport club based in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sloboda is mostly male sports society, its female counterpart is Jedinstvo Tuzla.
Full nameRadničko sportsko društvo Sloboda Tuzla
NicknamesCrveno Crni
Short nameRSD “Sloboda”
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| Full name | Radničko sportsko društvo Sloboda Tuzla |
|---|---|
| Nicknames | Crveno Crni |
| Short name | RSD “Sloboda” |
| Sports | 13 clubs in 13 different sports |
| Founded | 1919 |
| Based in | Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Arena | SKPC Mejdan Tuzla |
| Stadium | Tušanj City Stadium |
| Colors | Red and black |
| Managing director | Aid Berbić |
| Official fan club | Fukare Tuzla |
| Website | rsdsloboda |
History
Clubs
There are 14 competitive clubs that are part of RSD Sloboda.[3]
| Sport | Team Name | Founded | Home ground |
|---|---|---|---|
| Football | Fudbalski klub Sloboda | 1919 | Tušanj City Stadium |
| Music | Tamburaška sekcija | 1919 | |
| Basketball | Omladinski Košarkaški Klub Sloboda | 1946 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Swimming | Plivački klub Sloboda | 1947 | Hotel Tuzla Swimming pool |
| Athletics | Atletski Klub Sloboda Tehnograd | 1948 | Tušanj City Stadium |
| Boxing | Bokserski Klub Sloboda | 1952 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Tennis | Teniski Klub Sloboda | 1950 | Slana Banja Tennis Courts |
| Bowling | Kuglaški Klub Sloboda | 1951 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Handball | Rukometni Klub Sloboda | 1959 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Wrestling | Hrvački klub Sloboda | 1977 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Chess | Tuzlanski Šahovski Klub Sloboda | 1970 | |
| Karate | Karate Klub Sloboda | 1994 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Volleyball | Odbojkaški Klub Sloboda | 2009 | Mejdan Sports Hall |
| Rhythmic Gymnastics | Klub ritmičko sportske gimnastike Sloboda | 2009 | Ismet Mujezinović Gymnasium |
Famous athletes
Olympic athletes
| Name | Sport | Olympiad | Country |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vinko Galušić | Athletics | Montreal 1976 |  Yugoslavia |
| Marijan Beneš | Boxing | Montreal 1976 | Yugoslavia |
| Mirza Delibašić | Basketball | Montreal 19761, Moscow 19802 | Yugoslavia |
| Dževad Šećerbegović | Football | Moscow 1980 | Yugoslavia |
| Cvijan Milošević | Football | Seoul 1988 | Yugoslavia |
| Mirko Mihić | Football | Seoul 1988 | Yugoslavia |
| Dragan Perić | Athletics | Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athens 2004 | Yugoslavia;  Serbia |
| Zlatan Saračević | Athletics | Barcelona 1992 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Kada Delić | Athletics | Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Damir Mulaomerović | Basketball | Atlanta 1996 |  Croatia |
| Dijana Kojić | Athletics | Sydney 2000 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Jasminka Guber | Athletics | Athens 2004 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Jasmin Salihović | Athletics | Athens 2004 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Nedim Nišić | Swimming | Beijing 2008 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| Ensar Hajder | Swimming | London 2012 | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
- 1 Won silver medal
- 2 Won golden medal
Other athletes
- Mirza Teletović, basketball
- Damir Mršić, basketball
- Jasmin Hukić, basketball
- Mirza Begić, basketball
- Elmedin Kikanović, basketball
- Mustafa Hukić, football
- Asim Pars, basketball
- Alen Ovčina, handball
- Nedžad Verlašević, football
- Fahrudin Omerović, football
- Said Husejinović, football
- Muhamed Konjić, football
- Mirsad Dedić, football
- Rizah Mešković, football
- Mirza Mešić, football
- Mesud Nalić, football