MSK Zilina is a professional football club based in the city of Žilina, Slovakia, competing in the top-flight Slovak Nike liga. The club, officially known as MŠK Žilina, plays its home matches at the Štadión pod Dubňom. Founded in 1908, the team's traditional colors are yellow and green. Under the ownership of Jozef Antošík and with the guidance of head coach Peter Hyballa, the club has established itself as a consistent force in Slovak football. The team's name, derived from its home city, has been associated with a modern, attacking style of play. A key era for the club arrived in the early 21st century, where they secured multiple Slovak Super Liga titles and made memorable runs in European competitions, including the UEFA Champions League group stages, propelled by talents like Róbert Jež and Tomáš Oravec. In the modern era, Zilina continues to be a breeding ground for young talent, regularly challenging for European qualification spots and domestic cups. The club enjoys a passionate fan base known for creating a vibrant atmosphere at the Dubňom, with the mascot, a yellow fox, embodying the team's spirited identity. Overall, MŠK Žilina remains a cornerstone of Slovak football with a proud history and a forward-looking approach.