Partizan, once the pride of Serbian football, is now on its knees! Their value has plummeted to a catastrophic €18.6 million, placing them only fourth in the Serbian SuperLiga. Meanwhile, their eternal rival Red Star Belgrade dominates with a staggering €93 million — five times more! How did it come to this? Poor club management, disastrous player signings, and financial chaos have led to a collapse in value and a threatened future.
The most valuable Partizan player is Ibrahim Zubairu, but he is currently seriously injured and far from returning to the pitch. The second most expensive, Gajas Zahid, is also recovering from severe injuries. The average player value is shockingly low, and the club relies on one of the youngest squads in the league, meaning it will take years to recover.
The former management made catastrophic mistakes, spending millions on players who brought nothing good. For example, South Korean player Goha was bought for €1.1 million but sold for a measly €100,000. Similar fates befell Hoao Grimaldo and Frank Kanute, whose contract was terminated without playing a single match. Financial problems are so severe that the club had to release Stefan Kovač, one of the key players.
The new management is trying to save what they can, recovering some invested funds and bringing in young talents, but the road to recovery will be long and painful. Will Partizan manage to return to its former glory or continue sinking into despair? Fans are furious, and criticism is pouring in from all sides. This is not just a club’s downfall; it’s a football tragedy shaking Serbia!
If you think this is the end, wait and see what happens next. And you, dear readers, what do you think — can Partizan pull itself out of this mess, or is it time to say goodbye to a great club? Drop a comment, share your conspiracy theories, or just have a laugh at this drama!
