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these were:*belgrade football subassociation (1920)*cetinje football subassociation (1931)*kragujevac football subassociation (1931)*ljubljana football subassociation (1920)*niš football subassociation (1931)*novi sad football subassociation (1930)*osijek football subassociation (1924)*sarajevo football subassociation (1920)*skoplje football subassociation (1927)*split football subassociation (1920)*subotica football subassociation (1920)*veliki bečkerek football subassociation (1930)*zagreb football subassociation (1919)*zrenjanin football subassociationon october 1, 1939, the association was reestablished as the supreme football association of yugoslavia ("vrhovni nogometni savez jugoslavije"), which was made up of the associations: the slovenian football federation ("slovenačka nogometna zveza") covering the drava banovina, the croatian football federation ("hrvatski nogometni savez") covering the banovina of croatia, and the serbian football federation ("srpski loptački savez") covering the remainder of the state.
a associação de futebol da (em sérvio: "fudbalski savez jugoslavije" ou Фудбалски Савез Југославије; em croata: "nogometni savez jugoslavije"; em esloveno: "nogometna zveza jugoslavije"; em macedônio: Фудбалски Сојуз на Југославија) foi a associação que dirigiu o futebol da iugoslávia de 1919 até 2003.