# @retro_calcio on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2026-09-20T08:20:26.000+00:00
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## Caption

The Stars of Red Star Belgrade: This image captures the core of Red Star Belgrade's golden era emerging from the tunnel during the 1989–90 season, identifiable by the classic Puma kits featuring the Mister Baby sponsor.
Player Identification & Red Star Belgrade Statistics
Dragan Stojković "Piksi" (center foreground, team captain): 159 appearances, 65 goals, 2 Yugoslav First League titles (1987–88, 1989–90), 1 Yugoslav Cup (1989–90), named the 5th Zvezdina zvezda (Star of Red Star) Transferred to Marseille in 1990. 

Dejan Savićević (front right): 118 appearances, 34 goals, 3 Yugoslav First League titles (1989–90, 1990–91, 1991–92), 1 Yugoslav Cup (1989–90), 1 European Cup (1990–91), 1 Intercontinental Cup (1991), joint 2nd place in the 1991 Ballon d'Or along with Lothar Matthäus & Darko Pančev. Transferred fto AC Milan in 1992.

Darko Pančev (front left): 141 appearances, 116 goals, 3 Yugoslav First League titles (1989–90, 1990–91, 1991–92), 1 Yugoslav Cup (1989–90), 1 European Cup (1990–91), 1 Intercontinental Cup (1991), European Golden Shoe winner (1990–91 with 34 league goals), joint 2nd place in the 1991 Ballon d'Or along with Lothar Matthäus & Dejan Savićević. Transferred to Inter Milan in 1992. 

Robert Prosinečki (middle background, center): 161 appearances, 35 goals, 3 Yugoslav First League titles (1987–88, 1989–90, 1990–91), 1 Yugoslav Cup (1989–90), 1 European Cup (1990–91), 1987 FIFA World Youth Championship Golden Ball, 5th place in the 1991 Ballon d'Or. 
During his four-year spell at the club, Prosinečki helped Red Star win three Yugoslav First League titles and one Yugoslav Cup, as well as participating in the club's greatest success in history by winning the 1991 European Cup, after which he transferred to Real Madrid. 

During the 1989–90 campaign pictured, Red Star won the Yugoslav domestic double before Stojković transferred to Olympique de Marseille in the summer of 1990. The remaining three went on to lift the 1991 European Cup in Bari, defeating Stojković's Marseille in the final. With Red Star winning 5-3 on penalties. Darko Pančev scored the winning penalty. 

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