Changes at Partizani, the Reds without a striker

2025-05-14 20:30:00, Sport CNA

Partizan will face a busy summer in the transfer market, where the priority remains rebuilding the attack department.

The capital club lost two of its key offensive players in the January transfer window, Tedi Cara and Kristian Mba, who had long been the team's mainstays in the attacking phase. Their departures left a significant void, which the management attempted to fill through new signings during the winter.

During the second half of the season, several new names joined the offensive team, but their performance has not met expectations. The only one who has managed to show a satisfactory level is Nigerian Eleke, who has been among the few who has contributed consistently.

However, his stay in the team is not guaranteed, as his current contract expires in June and renewal remains uncertain.

The club has an option to extend the agreement, but a final decision has not yet been made in this regard.

Another player expected to leave is Congolese striker Bintsuka. His contract officially expires at the end of the season and it is learned that the player will not renew, with the aim of continuing his career in a higher-profile league.

Partizani will be forced to intervene in rebuilding the attacking phase for next season. The possible departures of Eleke and Bintsuka, together with the lack of consistency from the current strikers, make it necessary to bring in a center forward, who will not only fill the gaps, but also compete with the current player in this position, Albers Kekon.

Also, special attention will be paid to the players who play on the wings of the attack. So far, none of the players activated in these positions has managed to convince the technical staff or the club's management with their performances.

In this regard, Partizan is expected to analyze the contractual and technical situation of names like Vujnovic and Podstrelov, to make a decision about their future.