in 2003, when the nation changed its name to Serbia and Montenegro. List of presidents Hinko Würth (1919–1920) Ante Jakovac (1920–1921) Ivo Lipovšćak (1921–1923) Miroslav Petanjek (1923) Veljko Ugrinić (1923–1924) Hinko Würth (1924) Kazimir Kremedić (1924–1925) Ivo Lipovšćak (1925–1927) Dragan Vučković (1927) Ljubomir Dermakis (1927) Vatroslav Krčelić (1927–1928) (interim) Ante Pandaković (1928–1930) Janko Šafarik (1930–1931) Zarija Marković (1931–1932) Božidar Todorović (1932–1934) Miodrag Filipović (1934–1935) Ljubomir Radovanović (1935–1937) Mihajlo Andrejević (1937–1941) Milorad Arsenijević (1946–1948) Ratomir Dugonjić (1948–1951) Veljko Zeković (1951–1952) Dragomir Nikolić (1952–1953) Ratomir Dugonjić (1953) Branko Pešić (1953–1955) Ratomir Dugonjić (1955–1956) Branko Pešić (1956–1957) Dušan Đurđić (1957–1964) Aleksandar Jovančević (1964–1965) (interim) Boško Baškot (1965–1967) Dragoljub Kirčanski (1967–1971) Luka Bajakić (1971–1973) Pavle Davkov (1973–1974) Pero Korobar (1974–1976) Tone Florijančić (1976–1978) Ševćet Mustafa (1978–1980) Dimo Hanović (1980) (interim) Milan Brajević (1980–1981) Tomaš Tomašević (1981–1982) Draško Popović (1982–1984) Janko Pejanović (1984–1986) Slavko Šajber (1986–1987) Antun Čilić (1987–1988) Tomislav Filipovski (1988–1990) Marko Ilešič (1990–1991) Football associations of successor countries Croatian Football Federation - 1912 Football Association of Serbia - 18 April 1919/28 June 2006 (autonomous Football Association of Vojvodina, 9 January 1949.) Football Association of Slovenia - 1920 Football Federation of Kosovo - 1946 Football Association of Montenegro - 1931 Football Federation of North Macedonia - 1926 Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina - 1992 Football Association of (FR) Yugoslavia - 1992 -> Football Association of Serbia and Montenegro - 2003 References Yugoslavia Foot Sports organizations established in 1919 1919 establishments in Yugoslavia