Croatian football league system. They play their games at the Donje Svetice ground in Zagreb, which has a capacity of 3,000. Managers 1913–15: František Koželuh 1930: Josef Uridil 1932–33: Johann Strnad 1937–38: Zoltán Opata Rudolf Rupec 1943-44: Ratko Kacian Honours Croatian First League: 1 1912. Kingdom of Yugoslavia Champions: 1 1937–38 King Aleksander Cup: 1 1923 Presidents Hinko Würth (1903) Vladimir Rukavina Levin Polc Branko Arko Zvonko Kunz Marko Krema Branko Domac (1911-1913) Hinko Würth (1913-1920) Milorad Stražnicky Stjepan Miletić Mlinarić Marijan Dujmović Mato Vene Starčević Lovro Celio-Cega Vjekoslav Župančić (1943–1945) See also HAŠK's contemporaries: Građanski Zagreb (HAŠK's biggest city rivals, banned in 1945) Concordia Zagreb (HAŠK's other city rivals, also banned in 1945) Yugoslav First League (the Kingdom of Yugoslavia national football league that HAŠK successfully competed in through the 1920s and 1930s) HAŠK's legacy: Dinamo Zagreb (Today's most successful Croatian football club based in Zagreb, which took over HAŠK's ground and some of their players in 1945) Naftaš HAŠK (Today's successor of the historic HAŠK football section) HAŠK Mladost (Today's successor of HAŠK's other sports sections) References External links Official website Association football clubs established in 1903 Association football clubs disestablished in 1945 Defunct football clubs in Croatia Football clubs in Zagreb Football clubs in Yugoslavia 1903 establishments in Croatia 1945 disestablishments in Croatia