# The 15 Greatest Red Star Belgrade Players of All Time

> Post-war captains, the 1991 European champions and a few Champions League-era cult heroes share this list; arguments that start at the Marakana rarely end there.

*By YPB Team · Published November 1, 2026 · https://youpick.best/ranking/the-15-greatest-red-star-belgrade-players-of-all-time*

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1. **Dragan Džajić** — score 1000/1000
   Left winger with 287 goals across 1963–1975 and a Ballon d'Or third place in 1968, widely seen as the club's greatest player.
2. **Rajko Mitić** — score 919/1000
   Inside forward and captain of the club's first great sides (1945–1958), the first player honoured with the Zvezdina zvezda; the stadium now bears his name.
3. **Miodrag Belodedici** — score 794/1000
   Romanian sweeper who won the European Cup with Red Star in 1991 after winning it with Steaua in 1986.
4. **El Fardou Ben Nabouhane** — score 600/1000
   Comorian forward and fan favourite who scored freely through Red Star's run of titles from 2018 onward.
5. **Robert Prosinečki** — score 529/1000
   Midfielder who drove the 1991 European Cup-winning side and was named best young player at the 1990 World Cup.
6. **Milan Borjan** — score 529/1000
   Canadian goalkeeper and captain who won six straight league titles (2018–2023) and reached the Champions League group stage.
7. **Vladimir Beara** — score 448/1000
   Acrobatic goalkeeper who joined from Hajduk in 1955 and kept goal through a run of league titles.
8. **Nikola Žigić** — score 448/1000
   Towering striker whose goals in 2003–2006 helped win two league titles and earned a move to Racing Santander.
9. **Marko Marin** — score 448/1000
   German playmaker who helped take Red Star into the Champions League group stage in 2018 and 2019.
10. **Dragan Stojković** — score 353/1000
   Piksi, the elegant number 10 of the late 1980s and a Zvezdina zvezda holder, later club president.
11. **Vladimir Jugović** — score 353/1000
   Midfielder who scored twice in the 1991 Intercontinental Cup win over Colo-Colo.
12. **Darko Pančev** — score 353/1000
   Striker who won the 1991 European Golden Shoe and scored the decisive penalty in the 1991 European Cup final.
13. **Dejan Stanković** — score 241/1000
   Midfielder who captained the club as a teenager in the 1990s, then returned to coach it to multiple league titles.
14. **Dragoslav Šekularac** — score 0/1000
   Dribbling playmaker of the 1950s and early 1960s, a crowd idol and Zvezdina zvezda holder who won five league titles.
15. **Boško Janković** — score 0/1000
   Winger who starred in the double-winning sides of 2004 and 2006 before moving to Real Mallorca.

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