ZAGREB, August 9, 2018 - Officials of the Croatian Embassy in Serbia on Wednesday visited 13 Croatian citizens, supporters of the Hajduk Split football team, who were arrested for rampaging at a gas station outside of Belgrade, in a Belgrade district prison, the Croatian Foreign and European Affairs Ministry said in a press release.

ZAGREB, August 6, 2018 - A court in Belgrade set a 30-day detention against 13 Croatian football fans who are suspected of robbing a gas station near Belgrade, according to the media in Belgrade.

ZAGREB, August 4, 2018 - Fourteen fans of the Hajduk football club from the southern Croatian coastal city of Split have each been sentenced to 15 days in prison and banned from entering Serbia for a year, a court in Belgrade has ruled, according to local media reports on Saturday.

ZAGREB, August 3, 2018 - Serbian police on Friday arrested a group of fans of Croatia's Hajduk Split football club who rampaged at a gas station outside Belgrade, on their way from Split to Sofia where Hajduk is scheduled to play Slavia, according to media in Belgrade whose claims have been confirmed by Serbian Interior Minister Nebojša Stefanović.

ZAGREB, August 2, 2018 - A group of about 30 fans of Croatia's Hajduk Split football club have rampaged at a gas station outside Belgrade, on their way from Split to Sofia where Hajduk is scheduled to play Slavia, according to media in Belgrade whose claims have been confirmed by the police.

Huljaj is the eighth President of Hajduk over the last ten years, unknown in the world of football and has spent most of his career in the pharmaceutical industry. 

After 10,945 spectators filled Poljud against Osijek, Hajduk’s average attendance at Poljud this season is 11,979. 

A group of five or six men attacked Hajduk players in Split this afternoon, which included Said, Memolla, Hamza, Savvas and Futacs. HNK Hajduk Split and KN Torcida have condemned the attack as police investigate.

“If I were born again, I’d still play for Hajduk.” Today we remember the greatest Hajduk and Croatian footballer of all time, Bernard Vukas. 

Two contracts were signed yesterday in Split’s City Hall by both parties.