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|team = Radničko sportsko društvo Sloboda
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|website =}}RSD Sloboda Tuzla, or Workers Sport Society Sloboda (Bosnian: Radničko Sportsko Društvo Sloboda) is sports organisation based in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sloboda is mostly male sports society, its female counterpart is Jedinstvo Tuzla. HistorySociety was founded in 1927, but its first and base member football club was founded in 1919. Society was founded so to organize the existing sports clubs in Tuzla. Sloboda has 14 different sports teams and one musical section. ClubsThere are 14 competitive clubs that are part of RSD Sloboda. | Sport | Team Name | Founded | Home ground | | Soccer | Fudbalski klub Sloboda | 1919 | Stadium Tušanj | | Music | Tamburaška sekcija | 1919 | | Basketball | Omladinski Košarkaški Klub Sloboda | 1946 | Mejdan Sports Hall (4900) | | Swimming | Plivački klub Sloboda | 1947 | | Athletics | Atletski Klub Sloboda Tehnograd | 1948 | Stadium Tušanj | | Boxing | Bokserski Klub Sloboda | 1952 | | Tennis | Teniski Klub Sloboda | 1950 | Tennis Courts Slana Banja | | Bowling | Kuglaški Klub Sloboda | 1951 | | Handball | Rukometni Klub Sloboda Solana | 1959 | Mejdan Sports Hall | | Wrestling | Hrvački klub Sloboda | 1977 | | Chess | Tuzlanski Šahovski Klub Sloboda | 1970 | | Karate | Karate Klub Sloboda | 1994 | | Volleyball | Odbojkaški Klub Sloboda | 2009 | Mejdan Sports Hall | | Rhythmic Gymnastics | Klub ritmičko sportske gimnastike Sloboda | 2009 |
Famous athletesOlympic athletes| Name | Sport | Olympiad | Country | | Vinko Galušić | Athletics | Montreal 1976 | {{YUG}} | | Zlatan Saračević | Athletics | Barcelona 1992 | {{BIH}} | | Kada Delić Selimović | Athletics | Barcelona 1992. and Atlanta 1996 | {{BIH}} | | Dijana Kojić | Athletics | Sydney 2000 | {{BIH}} | | Jasminka Guber | Athletics | Athens 2004 | {{BIH}} | | Jasmin Salihović | Athletics | Athens 2004 | {{BIH}} | | Marijan Beneš | Boxing | Montreal 1976 | {{YUG}} | | Dževad Šećerbegović | Football | Moscow 1980 | {{YUG}} | | Cvijan Milošević | Football | Seoul 1988 | {{YUG}} | | Mirko Mihić | Football | Seoul 1988 | {{YUG}} | | Mirza Delibašić | Basketball | Montreal 19761 Moscow 19802 | {{YUG}} | | Damir Mulaomerović | Basketball | Atlanta 1996 | {{CRO}} | | Nedim Nišić | Swimming | Beijing 2008 | {{BIH}} | | Dragan Perić | Athletics | Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, Athens 2000, Sydney 2004 | {{YUG}}; {{SRB}} | | Ensar Hajder | Swimming | London 2012 | {{BiH}} | |
- 1 Won silver medal
- 2 Won golden medal
Other athletes- Mirza Teletović, basketball, member of Brooklyn Nets.
- Damir Mršić, basketball, played for Fenerbache among others.
- Jasmin Hukić, basketball
- Mirza Begić, basketball, played for Real Madrid.
- Elmedin Kikanović, basketball, plays for Enisey Krasnoyarsk.
- Mustafa Hukić, football
- Asim Pars, basketball
- Alen Ovčina, handball
- Nedžad Verlašević, football
- Mesud Nalić, football
- Fahrudin Omerović, football
- Said Husejinović, football
- Muhamed Konjić, football, played for Coventry City F.C.
- Mirsad Dedić, football
- Rizah Mešković, football
- Mirza Mešić, football
- Mirasd Dedić, football
External links- [https://web.archive.org/web/20081217083920/http://www.sdsloboda.ba/ www.sdsloboda.ba]
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