Partizan’s Season: Heroes, Disappointments, and Farewells
Who was the best, and who was the worst? KK Partizan’s season was a wild ride! Sterling Brown snagged the highest average rating of 4.23, crowning him the best player of the season. Following close were Karlik Jones with 4.20 and Isaac Bonga with 4.18, two players who consistently held their ground and often carried the team. On the flip side, Ife Lundberg ended the season with a disastrous 2.44 rating, while Frank Ntilikina (2.70), Mario Nakić (2.65), and Aleksa Dimitrijević (2.61) also fell below average.
Homegrown players and the coach Among domestic players, solid ratings went to Aleksej Pokuševski (3.36), Vanja Marinković (3.39), and Arijan Lakić (3.31), while Balša Koprivica and Mitar Bojanović remained under 3. The team’s overall average rating was 3.66, reflecting divided opinions — from euphoria to utter disappointment. Coach Željko Obradović still earned fans’ trust with a 3.77 rating.
Big changes and transfers After four seasons, Balša Koprivica left Partizan and is expected to continue his career in Bahçeşehir. Partizan has already introduced its first signing for the new season — wing-center Dylan Osetkovski. Meanwhile, Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv has shown interest in Ife Lundberg, and the future teams of Vasilije Micić and Filip Petrušev remain unknown.
Championship return and farewells After 11 years, Partizan finally lifted the Serbian Basketball League trophy, sparking true euphoria among fans. At the same time, legendary Miloš Teodosić ended his playing career, with Crvena zvezda’s coach Janis Sferopulos sending him an emotional farewell letter.
What’s next? The season is over, but speculation about the rosters of Partizan and Crvena zvezda for the next season is already in full swing. Fans are split — some celebrate, others lament, but one thing is clear: Serbian basketball never rests.
Thought the drama was over? Just wait to see what next season brings! And hey, who’s your MVP and who’s the total flop? Drop a comment and let’s see who’s got the wildest takes!
