Beli Orlovi (supporter group)

Beli Orlovi (Serbian Cyrillic: Бели Орлови, translated as "White Eagles") is the name of a supporters group associated with the Serbia national football team. The group is known for its passionate support, vocal chants, and displays of national symbols.

The name "Beli Orlovi" is derived from the white double-headed eagle, a prominent symbol of Serbian national identity and featured on the coat of arms of Serbia. The group aims to create a fervent atmosphere at matches involving the national team, both home and away.

While largely focused on football, the "Beli Orlovi" may also show support for other Serbian national teams in various sports. Their activities typically include organizing displays of banners, flags, and choreographies in the stands, as well as singing patriotic songs and cheering on the players.

Like many supporter groups, the "Beli Orlovi" have sometimes been associated with instances of hooliganism and disruptive behavior. This behavior is often condemned by football authorities and mainstream fans alike. The composition and behavior of the group can vary over time and may encompass a range of individuals with differing views and levels of commitment.