FK Partizan club and squad developments

FK Partizan is navigating both administrative changes and squad management challenges. In late August, the club saw new signing Igor Miladinović make an immediate impact on the pitch, while simultaneously facing leadership departures within its Assembly as Vujadin Stanojković and Branko Brnović announced they would no longer participate in decision-making meetings.

By early September, following a 2-1 defeat in the 180th Eternal Derby against Crvena zvezda, the club’s focus shifted toward addressing squad depth and registration constraints. While the Football Association of Serbia confirmed a VAR-awarded penalty to Crvena zvezda was correct, they noted a failure to issue a red card to Mahmoud Badjo in the match's closing stages.

In response to the derby loss, Partizan announced that entry to their upcoming match against Vojvodina will be free of charge to encourage fan support, also moving the kickoff time to 17:00 to assist traveling supporters. Additionally, the club continues efforts to reintegrate injured players Mario Jurčević and Milan Lazarević, and seeks Serbian passports for Stefan Milić and Samson Nvulu to provide head coach Saša Ilić with more flexibility regarding foreign player quotas.

On the international stage, Montenegro coach Mirko Vučinić has included Partizan players Stefan Milić and Milan Vukotić in his Nations League squad as the team prepares for upcoming fixtures, including a match against Cyprus. Further developments indicate the club is continuing its efforts to reduce the number of non-EU players on its roster.