Fan Club Ultras Zrinjski Mostar

In a season that was undoubtedly historic, Zrinjski clinched their seventh league title, and the fans honored Josip Ćorluka with the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy," marking his third season in the Nobles' jersey. In the 2022/2023 season, where we secured our first-ever double crown, he entered the ranks of players with over 100 appearances, but he didn't stop there.

Nemanja Bilbija won the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in his fifth season wearing the Zrinjski jersey. Although it wasn't a successful one for the club, as Zrinjski missed out on international qualification for the first time since 2012, Bilbija was the standout player for Zrinjski that season. He is the all-time leading scorer for Zrinjski and the Premier League and has won five league titles with Zrinjski.

In the 2019/2020 season, the Ultrasi were supposed to award the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" for the milestone 20th time. However, this plan was ultimately abandoned due to the fact that the season never concluded properly due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The player who made his debut for the senior team in 2014 as a member of the junior squad of the Nobles received the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in the 2018/2019 season, which marked his farewell from Zrinjski. During his three seasons with the club, he played 54 matches, scored one goal, and won one league title.

He arrived at Zrinjski during the winter transfer window of 2015 and quickly established himself as one of the key players in the following seasons. He wore the jersey with the sash on two occasions, and he bid farewell to it after making 166 official appearances, scoring 28 goals, and winning three league titles. In the season where he secured his third title, he received the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy."

The player who won the fan trophy in his debut season, along with the first of four league titles. He is currently playing his eighth season wearing the sash, which is the most among all Zrinjski players. He has been selected the most times in the ideal lineup of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and alongside Pero Stojkić and Nemanja Bilbija, he is the player with the most official appearances for the team from Mostar.

Daniel Graovac joined Zrinjski during the winter transfer window of 2013, and in the season when we won our fourth league title, fans rewarded him with the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy." Shortly after, he left the club, but he returned to Mostar in the following transfer window and contributed to winning another league title, his third with the Nobles.

The hardworking midfielder won the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in the 2014/2015 season, which was his third season in the Zrinjski jersey. He won the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina twice with the Mostar club and bid farewell to the sash in 2016, having made 103 appearances and scored eight goals.

In the 2013/2014 season, Zrinjski won their third league title, and in that historic season, fans awarded the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" to Ante Radeljić. He made his debut for Zrinjski in the 2011/2012 season and played 106 matches, scoring 11 goals over the next six seasons. He left the Nobles during the winter transfer window of 2017 as a two-time winner of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The sixth Mostar native in a row to win the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy," he was honored in the 2012/2013 season. He played for Zrinjski in twelve different seasons, the most in the club's history, and with 257 appearances, he remains the record holder. He wore the captain's armband in eight different seasons, making him the longest-serving captain in the club's history, and he has won five league titles.

The second and so far the last goalkeeper to win the fan trophy, achieving this thirteen years after his debut for the first team in 1999, namely in the 2011/2012 season when he succeeded Mario Ivanković as the captain. Over six seasons at Zrinjski, he made 110 appearances, and in the 2008/2009 season, he won the BiH championship with the Nobles.

Another native of Mostar who can boast of winning the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy," he achieved this in a season that wasn't particularly successful for Zrinjski. He made his official debut as a junior in the 2007/2008 season and became an important player for the Nobles' senior team in the following season. He bid farewell to the Zrinjski jersey during the winter transfer window of 2014, having amassed 184 official appearances.

The child of Zrinjski who earned his chance in the senior team in 2007 and quickly became a regular player. He won the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in the 2009/2010 season, and after leaving the club in 2012, he pursued a remarkable international career. In early 2024, he returned to the club where he began his illustrious career.

The player who spent a long time as Zrinjski's all-time leading scorer won the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in the season when we secured our second league title. He made his debut for Zrinjski's senior team in the 2000/01 season and was the top scorer for the Nobles in five different seasons. He has won three league titles and scored 75 goals in 189 official appearances.

The player who scored the first goal for Zrinjski after its reestablishment in 1992 won the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in the 2007/2008 season, during which we won our first Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup. He played for the Nobles on several occasions over a total of eight seasons, during which he played 210 matches and scored 56 goals. He concluded his playing career in 2011, precisely as a player for his beloved club.

Sulejman Šmajic debuted for Zrinjski in the 2004/2005 season, when we won our first league title, and he won the fan trophy three years later. He bid farewell to Mostar and Zrinjski in 2008 with 122 official appearances and 20 goals to his name. In his final match wearing the sash, he won the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup.

Ivica Džidić spent five years at Zrinjski and won the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" in his third season. He won the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2005 and the Bosnia and Herzegovina Cup in 2008 with Zrinjski. He had the honor of being the first to lift the trophies for these two competitions, thus etching his name in golden letters in the history of the Mostar club.

In the 2004/2005 season, during which we celebrated our 100th anniversary, Zrinjski won its first league title. Leading the Nobles to the title with his goals was Zoran Rajović, who finished as the top scorer of the Premier League with 17 goals. After winning the title, he spent a year and a half abroad before returning to Zrinjski in 2007. He bid farewell to the sash after playing 73 matches and scoring 32 goals.

The 2003/04 season wasn't particularly successful for Zrinjski, but it will be remembered in the history books as the season when the then 18-year-old Luka Modrić, the legendary Croatian international and later Ballon d'Or winner, wore the sash. He played 25 matches and scored 8 goals for Zrinjski, and fans rewarded him with the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy," making him the youngest recipient of this award to date.

Despite joining Zrinjski in his later playing years, Armando Marenzi was the best player of the Mostar club during the two and a half years he wore the sash. In his 79 official appearances for the Nobles, he scored 24 goals. He received the fan trophy at the age of 37, making him the oldest recipient of the "Filip Šunjić - Pipa Trophy" to this day.

In the 2001/2002 season, the Croatian goalkeeper Ivica Matas guarded Zrinjski's goal, inheriting the position from another Šibenik native, Toni Jurjev, from the previous season. Matas made a total of 47 official appearances for Zrinjski and entered history as the second recipient of the Zrinjevac Trophy.

The first trophy, then named "Zrinjevac," was awarded on the initiative of the Zrinjski Supporters' Society from Vienna, and its recipient was Slaven Musa, the first captain of the team after the club's reestablishment. Musa made a total of 158 appearances for the Nobles, and in the season when he received the fan trophy, he led the team in 33 matches.