The story of Qarabag is unlike almost any other in European football, a poignant tale of resilience and identity forged through adversity. Founded in 1950, the club originally represented the Azerbaijani city of Aghdam. However, geopolitical conflict forced them to become a displaced club, lending a unique depth and meaning to their existence far beyond the pitch.

For decades, Qarabag has played its home matches in the capital, Baku, at the Tofiq Bəhramov adına Respublika stadionu, with its capacity of 31850. This adopted home has become a symbol of their enduring spirit. Despite the profound challenges of being a club without a permanent home in its originating city, Qarabag has consistently risen to prominence, becoming a proud standard-bearer for Azerbaijani football on the continental stage. Their journey is a powerful testament to the unifying and defiant power of sport.