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National Champions 2023.
Crvena zvezda won the Serbian Championship for the 2022/23 season, thus securing their sixth consecutive national title with six rounds to spare, making this season one of the most dominant in the club's history. After 31 games, Crvena zvezda recorded 27 wins and four draws, totaling 85 points, which could only mean one thing - the red and whites were crowned champions in the first round of the playoffs.
The first record broken in the 2022/2023 season is that this is the only generation of Crvena zvezda in the club's history to win six consecutive championship titles. However, this is a generation that is breaking its own record, given that previously, Zvezda managed to become champions three times in a row on two occasions (1968, 1969, 1970; 1990, 1991, 1992). By winning the Serbian Super League next season, our club's first team players would achieve the best result in the history of Serbian football with seven national championship titles in a row.
That's not all, because this is the earliest title won in the club's history, or rather, we have equaled the generation from the 1976/77 season led by Gojko Zec. Then, in the 28th round, with a 3:1 victory over Zagreb, we managed to win the title, six rounds before the end of the season. However, that title was won on May 18, and this one almost a month earlier.
Playing staff
Crvena zvezda : Milan Borjan, Nikola Vasiljević, Jovan Miladinović, Zoran Popović, Alex Vigo, Lazar Nikolić, Marko Gobeljić, Nikola Stanković, Strahinja Eraković, Aleksandar Dragović, Nemanja Milunović, Stefan Leković, Uroš Spajić, Radovan Pankov, Vuk Bogdanović, Milan Rodić, Irakli Azarov, Srdjan Mijailović, Slavoljub Srnić, Nenad Krstičić, Sekou Sanogo, Guelor Kanga, Kings Kangwa, Mirko Ivanić, Veljko Nikolić, Osman Bukari, Jegor Prutsev, Nikola Mituljikić, El Fardou Ben, Aleksandar Katai, Stefan Mitrović, Ibrahim Mustafa, Nemanja Motika, Vladimir Lučić, Aleksandar Pešić, Marko Rakonjac, Jovan Mijatović, Milan Pavkov, Ohi Omojuanfo and Kalifa Coulibaly.
Tenor: Miloš Milojević and Dejan Stanković.
With the triumph in the Serbian Cup final over the Čukarički team, a historic third double crown in a row was won, and the generation from the 2022/2023 season is the only one of our club, but also of Serbian football, to achieve this.
The red and whites have triumphed 30 times, while seven matches ended in a draw. They have collected a total of 97 points, while the goal difference after 37 rounds of the domestic championship was 96:19.
Aleksandar Katai was the top scorer with 17 goals in the championship, while Guelor Kanga and Mirko Ivanić each had 12 assists. In the end, we finished the season 22 points ahead of the first runner-up in the standings.
The generation that wore the red and white jersey in the 2022/23 season is the only one that, by winning the Serbian championship title, managed to achieve direct qualification to the Champions League, and the first in Europe.
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