List of Serbian football transfers winter 2016–17

  • This is a list of transfers in Serbian football for the 2016–17 winter transfer window.
  • Moves featuring Serbian SuperLiga and Serbian First League sides are listed.
  • The order by which the clubs are listed is equal to the classification at the mid-season of the 2016–17 Serbian SuperLiga and 2016–17 Serbian First League.

Serbian SuperLiga

Red Star Belgrade

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW  Montenegro Miloš Vukić (loan return from Vršac)[1]
— DF  Serbia Bogdan Račić (loan return from Sremac Vojka, to youth team)[1]
— MF  Serbia Nemanja Tomašević (loan return from Lokomotiva Beograd, to youth team)[2]
— MF  Serbia Đorđe Petrović (loan return from Prva Iskra, to youth team)[2]
— GK  Serbia Uroš Kostić (loan return from Mladenovac, to youth team)[2]
— MF  Serbia Miroslav Sićović (loan return from Grafičar Beograd, to youth team)[1]
16 FW  Serbia Nemanja Milić (from Spartak Subotica)[3]
69 FW  Serbia Srđan Vujaklija (from Borac Čačak)[3]
9 FW  Serbia Milan Pavkov (from Radnički Niš)[4]
5 DF  Ghana Abraham Frimpong (from Napredak Kruševac)[5]
14 FW  Ghana Richmond Boakye (on loan from Italy Latina)[6]
10 MF  Serbia Nenad Milijaš (on loan from China Nei Mongol Zhongyou)[7][8]
29 DF  Brazil Mateus Viveiros (from Brazil São Paulo, to youth team)[9]
— DF  North Macedonia Antonio Mitrev (from North Macedonia Metalurg Skopje, to youth team)[10]
— DF  Serbia Nemanja Stojić (from Voždovac, to youth team)[11]
— DF  Serbia Filip Stanković (loan return from OFK Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Ćosić (loan return from Grafičar Beograd)[1][12][13]
— FW  Iceland Đorđe Panić (from Iceland Fjölnir, to youth team)[14][15]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW  Serbia Petar Milić (to France Angers reserve team)[16][17]
24 MF  North Macedonia Daniel Avramovski (to Slovenia Olimpija Ljubljana)[18]
31 GK  Serbia Marko Trkulja (to Kolubara)[19][20][12]
70 FW  Portugal Hugo Vieira (to Japan Yokohama F. Marinos)[21]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Pejović (to Zemun)[22]
97 DF  Guadeloupe Thomas Phibel (to Russia Anzhi)[20][23]
19 DF  Serbia Miloš Cvetković (to Napredak Kruševac)[24][20][25]
11 FW  Argentina Pablo Mouche (loan return to Brazil Palmeiras)[26][27]
29 MF  Serbia Nikola Jovanović (to Sinđelić Beograd, was on loan at Bežanija)[20][15]
95 FW  Serbia Stefan Ilić (on loan to Radnički Niš)[28]
18 MF  North Macedonia David Babunski (to Japan Yokohama F. Marinos)[26][29]
16 DF  New Zealand Adam Mitchell (to Slovenia Celje, was on loan at OFK Beograd)[30][31][32]
94 MF  Montenegro Vladimir Jovović (on loan to Spartak Subotica, was on loan at Napredak Kruševac)[2][3][33][31]
— MF  Serbia Nemanja Vukmanović (to Metalac G. M.)[10]
— FW  Serbia Lazar Romanić (on loan to OFK Beograd)[34][12]
— FW  Serbia Milan Senić (on loan to OFK Beograd, previously brought from Germany Bayer Leverkusen)[35][34][12]
— DF  Serbia Draško Đorđević (on loan to OFK Beograd, previously brought Bežanija)[12]
— FW  Serbia Momčilo Krstić (to Rad)[12]
41 GK  Serbia Jovan Vićić (on loan to Bežanija, was on loan at Kolubara)[12]
— FW  Serbia Milan Panović (on loan to Bežanija)[12]
— GK  Serbia Ilija Ćatić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd, previously brought from Brodarac)[12][36]
— FW  Serbia Marko Platiša (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[37][12]
32 GK  Serbia Aleksandar Stanković (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[3][37][12]
— MF  Serbia Andrija Crnadak (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[37][12][36]
— MF  Serbia Milan Milanović (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[1][12][36]
— MF  Serbia Viktor Živojinović (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[1][12][36]
— MF  Serbia Miloš Z. Nikolić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Puzić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[12][36]
36 MF  Serbia Lazar Tufegdžić (to Sinđelić Beograd, was on loan at OFK Beograd)[12][15]
77 DF  Serbia Zoran Rendulić (to Kazakhstan Ordabasy)[38]
— FW  Serbia Aleksa Dačić (to OFK Beograd, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[39][40]

Partizan

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No. Pos. Nation Player
3 FW  Cameroon Léandre Tawamba (from Kazakhstan Kairat)[41]
— MF  Serbia Arton Zekaj (loan return from Bačka BP, to youth team)[42]
13 DF  Libya Mohamed El Monir (from Belarus Dinamo Minsk)[43]
95 MF  Montenegro Marko Janković (was on loan, now signed from Greece Olympiacos)[44]
— FW  Serbia Nikola Lakčević (from OFK Beograd, to youth team)[45]
— MF  Serbia Lazar Nikolić (from OFK Beograd, to youth team)[46]
— FW  Serbia Vukašin Jovković (from OFK Beograd, to youth team)[46]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
6 DF  Slovenia Gregor Balažic (to Russia Ural)[47]
51 DF  Ivory Coast Cédric Gogoua (to Latvia Riga)[48]
— FW  Serbia Nemanja Perić (released, was on loan at Teleoptik)[20]
40 FW  Serbia Nikola Đurđić (to Denmark Randers)[49]
86 FW  Bulgaria Valeri Bojinov (to China Meizhou Hakka)[50][51][52]
— DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Marko Čubrilo (on loan to Teleoptik)[10]
14 DF  Serbia Miroslav Bogosavac (to Čukarički)[53][11]
— FW  Serbia Bogdan Radojković (to OFK Beograd)[12]
37 FW  Serbia Miloš Kukolj (on loan to IMT)[12]
1 GK  Serbia Đorđe Lazović (on loan to Teleoptik, last with OFK Beograd)[11][12]
— MF  Serbia Vladan Ružić (on loan to Teleoptik)[12]
99 FW  Serbia Đorđe Jovanović (on loan to Teleoptik)[12]
5 DF  Serbia Strahinja Bošnjak (on loan to Teleoptik)[12]
— DF  Serbia Dušan Todorović (on loan to Cement Beočin, was on loan at Teleoptik)[12]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Perišić (on loan to OFK Odžaci, was on loan at Radnički Pirot)[37][54][55][12]
19 MF  Serbia Uroš Damnjanović (to Slovakia Slovan Bratislava)[56][57]
— GK  Serbia Jovan Trnić (loan extension to Teleoptik)[15]
— DF  Serbia Stefan Grbović (loan extension to Teleoptik)[15]
— FW  Serbia Strahinja Jovanović (on loan to Teleoptik)[15]
— FW  Serbia Živorad Arnautović (on loan to Lokomotiva Beograd)[15]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Ostojić (to Belarus BATE Borisov)[58][59]

Vojvodina

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No. Pos. Nation Player
5 MF  Serbia Nikola Kovačević (loan return from Spartak Subotica)[60]
95 MF  Serbia Milan Spremo (from Javor Ivanjica)[61]
51 DF  Serbia Mario Maslać (from Borac Čačak)[62][10]
4 DF  Serbia Emir Lotinac (from Singapore Balestier Khalsa)[63]
3 DF  Serbia Filip Babić (from Proleter Novi Sad)[10]
1 GK  Serbia Emil Rockov (from Proleter Novi Sad)[10]
31 FW  Serbia Uroš Stamenić (loan return from Proleter Novi Sad)[10]
21 FW  Montenegro Stefan Đorđević (from Montenegro Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje)[64]
— FW  Serbia Nikola Gajić (loan return from Cement Beočin, to youth squad)[12]
— FW  Serbia Miodrag Maljković (from Jagodina, to youth squad)[15]
— FW  Ghana Francis Afriyie (on loan from Ghana Bechem United)[65][66]
66 DF  Ghana Joseph Bempah (free, last with Ghana Bechem United)[65][67]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW  Serbia Nikola Ašćerić (to Japan Tokushima Vortis)[68][69]
4 MF  Serbia Dušan Mićić (to Uzbekistan Bunyodkor)[70][71]
— MF  Serbia Anđelo Kačavenda (to Ukraine Zorya Luhansk)[72]
28 MF  Serbia Novica Maksimović (to Kazakhstan Atyrau)[73]
44 FW  Serbia Nenad Gavrić (to Mladost Lučani)[74]
5 DF  Serbia Vladimir Kovačević (to Belgium Kortrijk)[75]
— DF  Serbia David Hrubik (to Switzerland Lausanne-Sport youth squad, was on loan at Proleter Novi Sad)[76][31][77]
27 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Dženan Bureković (on loan to Bosnia and Herzegovina Čelik Zenica)[78]
— DF  Serbia Dejan Zeljković (to Proleter Novi Sad)[10]
— MF  Serbia Srđan Šćepanović (on loan to Proleter Novi Sad)[79]
32 GK  Serbia Marko Ilić (on loan to Proleter Novi Sad)[79]
24 MF  Serbia Marko Đurišić (loan extension to Proleter Novi Sad)[37][79]
— DF  Greece Giannis Charontakis (released, previously brought from Greece Veria)[80][81][15]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Darko Jović (on loan to OFK Odžaci, previously brought from Proleter Novi Sad)[55][12]
26 MF  Serbia Petar Mićin (on loan to Crvena Zvezda NS)[12]
— DF  Serbia Đorđe Knežević (on loan to Crvena Zvezda NS)[12]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Radaković (to Veternik)[12]
— FW  Serbia Kosta Aleksić (to Bečej)[12][82]
— FW  Serbia Vuk Španović (to Srbobran)[12]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Srđan Đuranović (to Croatia Lokomotiva Zagreb)[83]
19 FW  Serbia Miloš Trifunović (to Radnik Surdulica)[84][85]

Napredak Kruševac

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No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW  Serbia Nemanja Vidaković (from OFK Beograd)[86][87][31]
33 GK  Serbia Lazar Tatić (free, last with Radnik Surdulica)[88][31]
55 DF  Serbia Nemanja Tubić (from Norway Haugesund)[87][31]
22 MF  Serbia Enver Alivodić (from Novi Pazar)[89][87][31]
13 FW  Montenegro Filip Kasalica (from Kazakhstan Ordabasy)[88][31]
18 FW  Russia Daur Kvekveskiri (from Russia Krasnodar, to youth team)[90][91]
6 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nikola Eskić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Zvijezda 09)[90]
3 DF  Serbia Miloš Cvetković (from Red Star Belgrade)[25]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
22 MF  Montenegro Vladimir Jovović (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[2]
14 FW  Serbia Georgije Ilić (to Rad)[22][92][93]
97 GK  Serbia Stefan Stojanović (to Jagodina, was on loan at Radnički Obrenovac)[37][22][12]
13 FW  Serbia Bratislav Punoševac (to Borac Čačak)[22][94]
18 DF  Serbia Nikola Leković (to Belarus Dinamo Minsk)[95]
6 DF  Ghana Abraham Frimpong (to Red Star Belgrade)[5]
9 FW  Serbia Darko Lemajić (was on loan, now signed with Inđija)[39][26][96]
21 DF  Serbia Dragan Žarković (on loan to Radnik Surdulica)[10]
79 FW  Serbia Andrija Majdevac (on loan to Dinamo Vranje, was on loan at Temnić)[10][97][12]
31 MF  Serbia Saša Filipović (to Armenia Alashkert)[12][98]
— FW  Serbia Mladen Sarajlin (to Crvena Zvezda Pavliš)[12]
— GK  Serbia Filip Janaćković (on loan to Dubočica)[12]
45 DF  Serbia Nikola Radmanovac (on loan to Brodarac 1947, was on loan at Trstenik PPT)[99][12]
—  Serbia Dušan Nikolić (to Sinđelić Niš)[12]
3 MF  Serbia Boris Varga (to Bačka BP)[12]

Mladost Lučani

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No. Pos. Nation Player
20 MF  Serbia Matija Protić (loan return from Sloga Požega)[100]
77 MF  Serbia Predrag Pavlović (from Lithuania Sūduva)[101]
22 GK  Serbia Zlatko Zečević (from Novi Pazar)[101]
44 DF  Serbia Bogdan Milošević (from France Tours)[102]
12 FW  Serbia Nenad Gavrić (from Vojvodina)[74]
16 FW  Serbia Bojan Čečarić (loan return from Novi Pazar)[103]
58 DF  Serbia Miloš Ristić (loan return from Sloga Požega)[103]
14 FW  Serbia Marko Simić (loan return from Kolubara)[12][46]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF  North Macedonia Tome Kitanovski (to Croatia Istra 1961)[31][104]
— MF  Serbia Predrag Luka (on loan to OFK Beograd)[105][12]
23 GK  Serbia Dragan Rosić (on loan to Kolubara)[12]
6 FW  Serbia Nikola Pantović (to LFK Mladost Lučani)[12]
— GK  Serbia Danko Savanović (released)[103][106]
21 MF  Serbia Nikola Tasić (to Slovakia Javorník Makov)[103][107]

Javor Ivanjica

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW  Serbia Aleksandar Dimitrić (loan return from Kolubara)[1]
— MF  Serbia Nemanja Živković (loan return from Sloboda Užice)[37]
18 FW  Serbia Stefan D. Tripković (from BSK Borča)[108][109][20]
30 MF  Serbia Milan Milanović (from Sloboda Užice)[110][20]
31 DF  Serbia Milijan Ilić (from IMT)[108][20]
22 DF  Canada Derek Cornelius (from Germany VfR Neumünster)[111]
25 MF  Serbia Vuk Mitošević (from Kazakhstan Aktobe)[112]
8 MF  Serbia Danko Kiković (from BSK Borča)[113]
26 MF  Ghana Jonas Asare (from Cameroon Grassland)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
15 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Ismar Tandir (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Sloboda Tuzla)[99][114]
26 MF  Serbia Miloš Milisavljević (released)[115]
9 FW  Greece Andreas Vlachomitros (loan return to Greece AEK Athens)[115]
30 FW  Serbia Darko Bjedov (to Belgium Gent)[116]
19 MF  Serbia Jovan Đokić (to Kazakhstan Atyrau)[110][117]
18 FW  Serbia Nikola Vujović (to Lokomotiva Beograd)[117][12]
25 MF  Serbia Milan Spremo (to Vojvodina)[117][61]
31 FW  Serbia Andrija Ratković (to Karađorđe Topola, was on loan at Radnički Obrenovac)[1][20][10]
8 MF  Serbia Jordan Jovanović (on loan to BSK Borča)[12]
19 FW  Serbia Filip Obadović (on loan to Budućnost Krušik, previously brought from the same club)[118][20][12]
—  Serbia Zoran Živanović (to Budućnost Arilje)[12]
—  Serbia Nikola Nešovanović (to Budućnost Arilje)[12]
9 FW  Serbia Nikola Dišić (on loan Mihajlovac 1934, previously brought from the same club)[110][20][12]
— MF  Serbia Filip Lakićević (loan extension to Zlatibor Čajetina)[37][12]
6 DF  North Macedonia Nikola Stojanov (on loan to IMT, was on loan at Sloboda Užice)[99][15]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Bjelanović (loan extension to IMT)[37][15]

Radnički Niš

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No. Pos. Nation Player
67 MF  Serbia Nikola Mitrović (loan return from Sinđelić Niš)[37]
28 MF  Japan Ryota Noma (from Montenegro Rudar Pljevlja)[119]
9 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Anid Travančić (from Novi Pazar)[120]
3 DF  Montenegro Vladimir Volkov (free, last with Belgium Mechelen)[121]
40 DF  Serbia Milan Perendija (free, last with Russia Mordovia)[122]
95 FW  Serbia Stefan Ilić (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[28]
89 GK  Montenegro Bojan Zogović (from Novi Pazar)[10]
36 FW  Serbia Nemanja Kojić (from Turkey Gaziantep BB)[123]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Elmin Hadžikadunić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac Jelah)[124][12]
16 MF  Serbia Marko Tomić (from Čukarički)[53][12]
69 MF  Serbia Marko Listeš (loan return from Car Konstantin)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
17 FW  Latvia Anastasijs Mordatenko (loan return to Latvia Ventspils)[125]
18 GK  Russia Ivan Konovalov (to Bačka BP)[125][126]
99 FW  Russia Ramazan Isayev (released)[125]
55 DF  Serbia Miloš Radivojević (to Rad)[127][128]
9 FW  Serbia Milan Pavkov (to Red Star Belgrade)[4]
15 DF  Serbia Aleksandar Ignjatović (to Novi Pazar)[129][130]
44 DF  Serbia Dušan Ivanov (to Borac Čačak)[31][10]
26 DF  Montenegro Nemanja Kartal (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Krupa)[31][131][132]
12 GK  Serbia Miloš Perić (was on loan, now signed with Car Konstantin)[133][10]
— FW  Serbia Marko Branković (on loan to Ozren Sokobanja, was on loan at Car Konstantin)[10]
— FW  Serbia Momčilo Cvetković (to Železničar Pančevo)[10]
— DF  Serbia Nemanja Ljubisavljević (on loan to Dinamo Vranje, previously brought from Jagodina)[12]
—  Serbia Lazar Ranđelović (on loan to Car Konstantin, previously brought from Radan Lebane)[12]
— DF  Serbia Mitar Mladenović (loan extension to Sinđelić Niš)[100][12]
— DF  Serbia Ivan Mladenović (on loan to Budućnost Popovac, was on loan Jedinstvo Putevi)
27 FW  Serbia Lazar Mitrović (on loan to Czech Republic Bohemians 1905, youth team)[134]

Spartak Subotica

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW  Serbia Aleksandar Crnojački (loan return from ČSK Čelarevo, to youth team)[100][135]
— MF  Serbia Jovan Lazić (loan return from Subotica, to youth team)[100][135]
— DF  Serbia Vojislav Stanaćev (loan return from Subotica, to youth team)[100][135]
27 DF  Serbia Dimitrije Tomović (loan return from ČSK Čelarevo)[26]
21 DF  Slovenia Aljaž Krefl (on loan from Slovenia Olimpija Ljubljana)[136]
9 MF  Montenegro Vladimir Jovović (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[33][31]
28 FW  North Macedonia Emil Abaz (from Croatia Dinamo Zagreb II)[137][31]
26 FW  Montenegro Milan Purović (free, last with Malaysia Kuantan FA)[137][31]
1 GK  Serbia Bojan Jović (from Zemun)[31]
12 GK  Serbia Miloš Ostojić (from Voždovac)[31]
19 FW  Serbia Nemanja Nikolić (from Kazakhstan Aktobe)[138]
— FW  Serbia Marko Varga (from Indeks Novi Sad, to youth team)[10][135]
2 DF  Serbia Boško Gajić (from Omladinac NB)[10][139][31]
16 MF  Serbia Marko Pantić (loan return from Hajduk Čurug)[10][139]
— MF  Serbia Bratislav Petrović (from Čukarički, to youth team)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
—  Serbia Marko Jerković (loan return to TSC)[1]
1 GK  Serbia Budimir Janošević (to Sweden Brommapojkarna)[140][141]
2 MF  Ukraine Vadym Zhuk (to Ukraine Sumy)[42][142]
9 MF  Serbia Andrej Mrkela (to Bežanija)[42][12]
16 FW  Serbia Nemanja Milić (to Red Star Belgrade)[3]
21 DF  Serbia Daniel Farkaš (to Hungary Mezőkövesd Zsóry)[143]
26 MF  Serbia Marko Jondić (released)[20]
19 MF  Serbia Nikola Kovačević (loan return to Vojvodina)[60]
12 GK  Serbia Nikola Mirković (to Rad)[26][144]
33 GK  Serbia Aleksandar Kesić (released)[145][31]
27 MF  Nigeria Nnaemeka Ajuru (to Jagodina)[31][12]
— MF  Montenegro Savo Gazivoda (to Radnik Surdulica, was on loan at Spain Extremadura UD)[31][10]
— MF  Hungary David Sinkovics (to TSC)[10]
24 MF  China Zhong Haoran (to Proleter Novi Sad)[10][12]
— DF  Serbia Bojan Čiča (to Obilić Novi Kneževac)[11]
18 DF  Montenegro Lazar Đokić (to Dinamo Vranje)[12]
— MF  Serbia Miloš Tadić (loan extension to SFS Borac Paraćin)[12]
— DF  Serbia Aleksandar Popović (on loan to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[12]
13 MF  Serbia Danijel Zlatković (on loan to TSC, was on loan at ČSK Čelarevo)[26][12]
28 FW  Serbia Milan Đokić (on loan to TSC, was on loan at ČSK Čelarevo)[26][12]
— DF  Serbia Dejan Parezanović (on loan to OFK Odžaci, was on loan at Bačka 1901)[31][55][12]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Lazarević (to Radnički Ratkovo)[40]
—  Serbia Predrag Medić (on loan to Omladinac NB, previously brought from TSC)[31][10][12]
— DF  Serbia Danilo Pejović (on loan to Bačka 1901)[12]
—  Serbia Marko Stošić (on loan to Bačka 1901, was on loan at Bratstvo Prigrevica)[12]
20 FW  Serbia Bogdan Stamenković (on loan to Bačka 1901)[139][12]
—  Serbia Aleksandar Babić (on loan to Tavankut, was on loan at Subotica)[100]
—  Serbia Miloš Unić (released, was on loan at Subotica)[100][40]
—  Serbia Stefan Simić (on loan to Potisje Kanjiža, was on loan at Bačka 1901)[31][91]

Voždovac

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No. Pos. Nation Player
13 FW  Serbia Nenad Marinković (from Turkey Gaziantep BB)[146]
3 MF  Serbia Ognjen Krasić (from Uzbekistan Nasaf Qarshi)[147]
11 MF  Serbia Ivan Marković (from South Korea Gyeongnam)[148]
29 FW  Serbia Borko Duronjić (from OFK Beograd)[148]
20 MF  Montenegro Nemanja Nikolić (from Israel Hapoel Tel Aviv)[149]
41 DF  Serbia Saša Ivković (loan return from Israel Ashdod)[10]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
77 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Bojan Puzigaća (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac Banja Luka)[150][151]
29 DF  Serbia Miloš Vranjanin (to Teleoptik, was on loan at Radnički Obrenovac)[140][26]
3 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Slaviša Radović (to Zemun)[117][152][12]
44 MF  Serbia Nikola Lukić (to Belarus Dinamo Minsk)[153]
— GK  Serbia Miloš Ostojić (to Spartak Subotica, was on loan at Hajduk Beograd)[42][31]
20 MF  Serbia Branislav Jovanović (to Israel Hapoel Ashkelon)[117][154]
16 DF  Montenegro Dejan Boljević (to Malta Hibernians)[117][155]
11 FW  Serbia Jovan Stojanović (to Belgium Kortrijk)[156]
27 DF  Germany Stefan Kukoljac (released, was on loan at Sinđelić Beograd)[31]
13 DF  Serbia Nemanja Stojić (to Red Star Belgrade)[11]
—  Serbia Milan Stojanović (to Radnik Surdulica)[157][12]
—  Serbia Nenad Matić (to Jedinstvo SP)[12]
—  Serbia Marko Perišić (to Budućnost Dobanovci)[15]

Rad

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No. Pos. Nation Player
44 MF  Serbia Filip Bainović (loan return from Žarkovo)[37]
21 DF  Serbia Tomislav Pajović (from Israel Maccabi Sha'arayim)[93]
20 DF  Montenegro Vladimir Rodić (on loan from Turkey Kardemir)[93]
80 GK  Serbia Marko Lazarević (from Bežanija)[93]
27 FW  Serbia Lazar Milošev (from Borac Sakule)[93]
50 DF  Serbia Miloš Radivojević (from Radnički Niš)[128]
91 GK  Serbia Nikola Mirković (from Spartak Subotica)[144]
32 MF  Serbia Nikola Dimitrijević (from Novi Pazar)[31][158]
4 DF  Serbia Strahinja Bačanin (from Vršac)[159]
9 FW  Serbia Boško Guzina (from Žarkovo)[11]
— FW  Serbia Momčilo Krstić (from Red Star Belgrade, to youth team)[12]
— MF  Serbia Jovan Vučetić (from Čukarički, to youth team)[13]
— FW  South Korea Jong-Won Hwang (from Philippines Manila Nomads)[85]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
44 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Petar Jovanović (to Čukarički)[160]
20 MF  Serbia Dejan Rusmir (retired)[161]
86 DF  Serbia Miloš Marković (to Borac Čačak)[162]
9 FW  Serbia Miljan Mrdaković (to OFK Beograd)[163]
7 MF  Serbia Miloš Krstić (to Novi Pazar)[164][165]
88 MF  Serbia Marko Stanojević (to Kazakhstan Shakhter Karagandy)[31][166]
— MF  Serbia Marko Keča (released)[10]
66 GK  Serbia Miloš Budaković (to Novi Pazar)[167]
— FW  Serbia Milorad Dabić (on loan to Sinđelić Beograd)[12]
— DF  Serbia Ivan Kričak (on loan to Sinđelić Beograd, previously brought from Žarkovo)[11][12]
— DF  Serbia Strahinja Tanasijević (was on loan, now signed with Žarkovo)[37][12]
3 DF  Serbia Luka Petrović (loan extension to Žarkovo)[37][12]
12 GK  Serbia Dušan Marković (loan extension to Žarkovo)[37][12]
18 FW  Serbia Marko Jović (on loan to Žarkovo)[12]
15 MF  Serbia Marko Stojanović (on loan to Žarkovo)[12]
— GK  Montenegro Sava Mugoša (to BSK Batajnica, was on loan at Vršac)[12]
— FW  Serbia Georgije Ilić (on loan to ČSK Čelarevo, previously brought from Napredak Kruševac)[93][12]
22 MF  Montenegro Stefan Lončar (to Montenegro Sutjeska Nikšić)[168]
2 DF  Serbia Matija Košanin (on loan to IMT)[15]
16 MF  Montenegro Nikola Drinčić (released)[85]

Metalac G. M.

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No. Pos. Nation Player
23 MF  Serbia Aleksandar Martinović (loan return from Polet Ljubić)[169]
9 MF  Montenegro Miloš Krkotić (from Montenegro Zeta)[170]
1 GK  Serbia Ivan Kostić (from Radnički Pirot)[10]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Vukadin (from Teleoptik)[10]
24 MF  Serbia Nemanja Vukmanović (from Red Star Belgrade)[10]
11 FW  Serbia Marko Nikolić (from Stepojevac Vaga)[10]
42 GK  Serbia Marko Minić (from Srem Jakovo)[10]
5 MF  Serbia Božidar Veškovac (from OFK Beograd)[171][12]
—  Serbia Emil Bugarin (from Vršac, to youth team)[12]
— GK  Serbia Mattia Miljojković (from Kiker, to youth team)[12]
32 DF  Serbia Bojan Mijailović (loan return from Kolubara)[172]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
5 DF  Serbia Dejan Uzelac (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Olimpik Sarajevo)[117][173][174]
11 MF  Serbia Nemanja Mladenović (to Norway Bodø/Glimt)[175]
24 MF  Serbia Milan Stojanović (to Kazakhstan Shakhter Karagandy)[10][176]
30 FW  Croatia Ante Mitrović (released)[10]
— GK  Serbia Ivan Ristović (loan return to Radnički Kragujevac)[10]
42 GK  Serbia Stevan Bojović (was on loan, now signed with Takovo)[140][12]
4 MF  Serbia Bojan Gočanin (on loan to Karađorđe Topola)[12]

Čukarički

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No. Pos. Nation Player
22 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Petar Jovanović (from Rad)[160][177]
15 DF  Montenegro Boris Kopitović (from Montenegro Mladost Podgorica)[177][178]
18 MF  Serbia Nemanja Obradović (from Greece Acharnaikos)[177]
17 MF  Montenegro Darko Zorić (from Greece AEK)[179]
96 DF  Serbia Miroslav Bogosavac (from Partizan)[53][11]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
17 DF  Serbia Nikola Janković (to Slovenia Krško)[150][180][181]
8 MF  Montenegro Branislav Janković (to Montenegro Rudar Pljevlja)[182]
62 DF  Serbia Jovan Simić (to Dunav Prahovo)[31][12]
— DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Branko Bajić (to Slovakia DAC Dunajská Streda youth team)[31][183]
22 FW  Serbia Lazar Đurović (to Zemun)[31][184][12]
4 DF  Brazil Lucas Piasentin (released)[31]
89 DF  Montenegro Darko Bulatović (to Iceland KA)[185]
— FW  Serbia Filip Đurović (to Šumadija Kragujevac)[10][12]
15 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Budimir Šarčević (to BASK, was on loan at Budućnost Dobanovci)[12]
35 GK  Serbia Dušan Čubraković (to BASK, was on loan at Sinđelić Beograd)[31]
42 DF  Serbia Nemanja Cvetković (on loan to BASK)[12]
66 MF  Serbia Marko Tomić (to Radnički Niš)[53][12]
33 DF  Serbia Stefan Živković (to Kazakhstan Irtysh Pavlodar)[12][186]
— MF  Serbia Bratislav Petrović (to Spartak Subotica)[12]
9 FW  Ivory Coast Ismaël Béko Fofana (on loan to Kazakhstan Irtysh Pavlodar)[187]
— MF  Serbia Jovan Vučetić (to Rad, was on loan at Lokomotiva Beograd)[13]

Radnik Surdulica

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No. Pos. Nation Player
14 FW  Montenegro Mladen Vukasović (from ČSK Čelarevo)[188]
9 MF  Serbia Nikola Žakula (from ČSK Čelarevo)[188]
19 MF  Serbia Ivan Đorić (was on loan, now signed from Switzerland Sion)[189]
6 MF  Serbia Lazar Ivić (from Mačva Šabac)[190]
23 MF  Montenegro Savo Gazivoda (from Spartak Subotica)[10]
5 DF  Serbia Nemanja Anđelković (from Zlatibor Čajetina)[189][10]
20 MF  Serbia Nemanja Arsenijević (from Greece Sparta)[10]
25 DF  Serbia Dragan Žarković (on loan from Napredak Kruševac)[10]
— MF  China Yuan Xue (from China Hunan Billows)[12]
12 GK  Serbia Miloš Ivanović (from Vlasina)[10][12][15]
18 FW  Serbia Miloš Trifunović (from Vojvodina)[84][85]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW  Montenegro Stefan Nikolić (to Kazakhstan Kaisar)[191][192][193]
23 FW  Montenegro Luka Merdović (to Greece Agrotikos Asteras)[20][194]
20 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Igor Mišan (to Malta Hamrun Spartans)[117][195][196]
6 MF  Serbia Nikola Krčmarević (to Greece Panelefsiniakos)[197][198]
— MF  Serbia Nenad Lukić (was on loan, now signed with Zemun)[39][26][12]
14 FW  Serbia Uroš Nenadović (to Armenia Alashkert)[26][199]
5 DF  Serbia Danijel Stojković (to Armenia Alashkert)[26][199]
—  Serbia Milan Stojanović (on loan to Temnić, previously brought from Voždovac)[157][12]
—  Serbia Iljasa Zulfiu (on loan to Pukovac)[12]
— DF  Serbia Miroslav Jovčić (to Ozren Sokobanja, was on loan at Morava Vladičin Han)[12]

Bačka BP

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No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  Russia Ivan Konovalov (from Radnički Niš)[126]
8 MF  Serbia Milan Makarić (free, last with Spartak Subotica)[200]
16 FW  Ghana Bismarck Appiah (from Proleter Novi Sad)[201][26]
13 DF  Montenegro Marko Vidović (from Sinđelić Beograd)[202][31]
17 MF  Serbia Uroš Stepanović (from Kolubara)[202][31]
—  Serbia Jovan Kaluđerović (from Palić, to youth team)[31]
3 DF  Serbia Dušan Mijić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Krupa)[202][31]
25 GK  Montenegro Nemanja Jevrić (from Montenegro Dečić)[202][31]
11 FW  Serbia Milan Stavrić (from Dinamo Vranje)[202][31]
99 GK  Serbia Kristijan Župić (from Proleter Novi Sad)[203][204]
27 MF  Montenegro Darko Bošković (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Mladost Doboj Kakanj)[10]
30 DF  Serbia Boris Varga (from Napredak Kruševac)[12]
26 MF  United States Simon Mršić (from United States East Bay FC Stompers)[13]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
25 GK  Serbia Stefan Čupić (loan return to OFK Beograd)[100]
30 MF  Serbia Arton Zekaj (loan return to Partizan)[42]
3 DF  Serbia Miloš Josimov (Finland KPV)[205][42][206]
1 GK  Serbia Miloš Stepandić (to Železničar Lajkovac)[115][207][12]
17 FW  Serbia Nikola Mojsilović (released)[115]
13 DF  Serbia Goran Smiljanić (to Hajduk Beška)[205][115][12]
27 MF  Serbia Zoran Milovac (to Switzerland Pajde Möhlin)[208][209]
— MF  Serbia Zoran Zec (to Costa Rica Limón)[26][210]
8 MF  Serbia Miroslav Bjeloš (to Costa Rica Limón)[26][210]
33 GK  Serbia Vladimir Vujasinović (to Costa Rica Limón)[26][210]
20 MF  Serbia Dane Dukić (to Krila Krajine)[211][10]
26 DF  Serbia Božo Jević (to Austria Röthis)[205][212]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Kovačević (to Inđija)[26][10]
11 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Mladen Galić (to OFK Odžaci)[205][22][55]
12 GK  Serbia Nenad Mitrović (on loan to Žarkovo)[213][12]
— DF  Serbia Milivoje Mušikić (on loan to Radnički Šid, previously brought from Jedinstvo Putevi)[12]

Borac Čačak

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No. Pos. Nation Player
17 DF  Serbia Nikola Ignjatijević (from Belarus Shakhtyor Soligorsk)[214]
86 DF  Serbia Miloš Marković (from Rad)[162]
32 DF  Serbia Marko Marinković (from BSK Borča)[215]
5 DF  Serbia Sreten Sretenović (from Thailand BEC Tero Sasana)[216]
55 FW  Serbia Bratislav Punoševac (from Napredak Kruševac)[94]
33 MF  Serbia Boris Živanović (from Romania Dunărea Călărași)[217]
44 DF  Serbia Dušan Ivanov (from Radnički Niš)[31][10]
26  South Korea Park Ji-soo (from Croatia Maksimir)[10][218][219]
27 MF  Serbia Nemanja Krstić (from Mačva Šabac)[220]
6 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nemanja Janičić (from Uzbekistan Lokomotiv Tashkent)[220]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Savo Đokić (from Zemun, to youth team)[12]
— MF  South Korea Jang Su-min (from South Korea Daejeon Citizen)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
28 DF  Serbia Aleksandar Tanasin (released)[221]
34 FW  Serbia Srđan Vujaklija (to Red Star Belgrade)[3]
17 DF  Serbia Mario Maslać (to Vojvodina)[222][62]
32 MF  Serbia Vladimir Bogdanović (to Moldova Speranța Nisporeni)[223]
6 DF  Serbia Miloš Krstić (to Kolubara)[224][12]
—  Serbia Lazar Vasović (to Polet Ljubić)[12]
22 DF  Serbia Dušan Đorđević (on loan to Polet Ljubić)[12]
— GK  Serbia Marko Drobnjak (on loan to Polet Ljubić, was on loan at Radnički Kragujevac)[76][12]
— FW  Serbia Lazar Jolović (loan extension to Polet Ljubić)[100][12]
—  Serbia Luka Mitrović (to Sloboda Čačak)[12]
8 DF  Guinea-Bissau Bacar Baldé (to Portugal Mirandela)[225]
94 FW  Germany Nikola Ilić (to North Macedonia Shkupi)[226]
5 DF  Serbia Milan Gašić (to Trayal Kruševac, was on loan at Kolubara)[39][227]
27 DF  Serbia Ivan Đoković (to Polet Ljubić)[228]

Novi Pazar

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No. Pos. Nation Player
29 FW  Serbia Nenad Perović (from TSC)[229]
24 DF  Serbia Srđa Knežević (free, last with Greece Agrotikos Asteras)[230]
— FW  Serbia Admir Kecap (from Lithuania Sūduva)[231]
4 DF  Serbia Aleksandar Tasić (from Armenia Alashkert)[231]
57 MF  Serbia Miloš Plavšić (from ČSK Čelarevo)[231]
44 MF  Serbia Luka Sinđić (from Kolubara)[231]
88 MF  Serbia Miloš Krstić (from Rad)[165]
32 FW  Serbia Ivan Marković (from Montenegro Rudar Pljevlja)[165]
9 FW  Serbia Mladen Popović (from Inđija)[165]
10 MF  Serbia Stefan Milojević (from Bežanija)[165]
55 DF  Serbia Aleksandar Ignjatović (from Radnički Niš)[130]
25 GK  Serbia Miloš Budaković (from Rad)[167]
30 DF  Serbia Ibrahim Arifović (from Jošanica)[167]
13 MF  Serbia Dejan Babić (from Bežanija)[167]
54 DF  Serbia Milan Savić (from Cyprus Anorthosis)[167]
17  Serbia Mirza Delimeđac (from Jošanica)[11]
— MF  Serbia Faruk Bihorac (loan return from Jošanica)[85]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  Serbia Zlatko Zečević (to Mladost Lučani)[20][101]
30 MF  Serbia Miloš Lepović (to Malta Balzan)[117][232][233]
10 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Anid Travančić (to Radnički Niš)[120]
88 MF  North Macedonia Darko Micevski (to Belarus Minsk)[234][235]
9 FW  Serbia Anes Rušević (to Belarus BATE Borisov)[236]
16 FW  Serbia Bojan Čečarić (loan return to Mladost Lučani)[103]
7 MF  Serbia Enver Alivodić (to Napredak Kruševac)[26][89]
80 MF  Serbia Milan Svojić (to Greece Kalloni)[237]
17 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Petar Kunić (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac Banja Luka)[151]
32 MF  Serbia Nikola Dimitrijević (to Rad)[31][158]
55 GK  Montenegro Bojan Zogović (to Radnički Niš)[31][10]
4 DF  Serbia Darko Stanojević (to Uzbekistan Navbahor Namangan)[238]
99 DF  Serbia Miloš Tintor (to OFK Beograd)[239][240][12]
28 MF  Serbia Ensar Bajramlić (was on loan, now signed with Jošanica)[12]
— DF  Serbia Demir Kadrić (to Jošanica)[12]
— GK  Serbia Jasmin Koč (loan extension to Jošanica)[12]
3 DF  Serbia Ermin Ibrahimović (on loan to Jošanica)[12]
44 MF  Uzbekistan Murod Rajabov (to Uzbekistan Olmaliq)[40][241]
97 GK  Serbia Pavle Nićiforović (loan extension to Jošanica)[37][242]

Serbian First League

Mačva Šabac

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No. Pos. Nation Player
14 MF  Serbia Nemanja Ahčin (from Dinamo Pančevo)[243][244]
11 MF  Serbia Stevan Živković (from Montenegro Zeta)[245][244]
30 FW  Serbia Miodrag Gemović (free, last with Čukarički)[243][244]
24 MF  Serbia Nenad Jovanović (from Inđija)[243][244]
25 GK  Serbia Dušan Puletić (from Kolubara)[244]
28 DF  Serbia Marko Rajović (from Budućnost Dobanovci)[243][244]
23 MF  Serbia Nemanja Milovanović (from Belarus Gorodeya)[244]
—  Serbia Nenad Bojić (from Radnički SM, to youth team)[12][135]
21 FW  Serbia Ognjen Damnjanović (from Israel Ramat HaSharon)[246]
— DF  Serbia Deni Pavlović (from Montenegro Zeta)[247]
4 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nemanja Matović (from Bežanija)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
30 FW  Serbia Marko Jošić (to Provo)[244][26]
28 MF  Serbia Nemanja Krstić (to Borac Čačak)[244][26][220]
5 MF  Serbia Lazar Ivić (to Radnik Surdulica)[26][190]
4 DF  Serbia Bojan Bjedov (to Cement Beočin)[243][244][12]
11 FW  Serbia Marko Memedović (to Radnički Pirot)[243][244][248]
12 GK  Serbia Janko Langura (to Dinamo Vranje)[243][244][12]
10 MF  Serbia Stefan Milosavljević (to Zemun)[243][249][244]
14 FW  Serbia Aleksandar Đukić (released)[243][244]
—  Serbia Dušan Nikolić (loan extension to Provo)[250][31]
—  Serbia Nikola Vasić (loan extension to Provo)[250][31]
88 GK  Serbia Miloš Savić (loan extension to Dunav Prahovo)[2][10]
16 MF  Serbia Stefan Đurković (was on loan, now signed with Provo)[37][10][15]
24 MF  North Macedonia Perica Stančeski (to Lokomotiva Beograd)[10][15]
23 DF  Serbia Dejan Blagojević (to BSK Borča)[243][12]
— DF  Serbia Vladimir Lukić (was on loan, now signed with Mačva Bogatić)[2][12]
13 MF  Serbia Đorđe Simić (to Osečina)[12]
—  Serbia Miloš Radovanović (on loan to Jevremovac)[12]
—  Serbia Dejan Zrnić (loan extension to Radnički Šabački)[2][12]
27 MF  Serbia Aleksandar Vujković (to Budućnost Dobrić)[12]

Sloboda Užice

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No. Pos. Nation Player
15 MF  Montenegro Boris Došljak (from Montenegro Lovćen)[251][252][12]
12 GK  Serbia Uroš Đurić (from Sopot)[253][12]
21 DF  Serbia Rade Glišović (from Montenegro Rudar Pljevlja)[253][12]
99 FW  Montenegro Balša Peličić (from Bežanija)[253][12]
88 MF  Serbia Branislav Stanić (from Kolubara)[254][12]
17 MF  Serbia Nenad Cvetković (from Zlatibor Čajetina)[254][12]
14 MF  Serbia Luka Slavković (from Takovo)[255][12]
13 MF  Serbia Sreten Atanasković (from Dolina Padina)[256][12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
13 MF  Serbia Nemanja Živković (loan return to Javor Ivanjica)[37]
— DF  North Macedonia Nikola Stojanov (loan return to Javor Ivanjica)[99]
99 MF  Serbia Stefan Vukmirović (to Malaysia Kuantan FA)[20][257]
15 MF  Serbia Milan Milanović (to Javor Ivanjica)[110][20]
12 GK  Serbia Dalibor Divac (to Zlatibor Čajetina)[258][259][12]
2 DF  Serbia Marko Marjanović (to Zlatibor Čajetina)[258][259][12]
25 GK  Serbia Luka Radojičić (on loan to Zlatibor Čajetina, was on loan at Sloga BB)[259][12]
5 DF  Serbia Aleksandar Petrović (to Srem Jakovo)[255][12]
6 MF  Serbia Aleksandar Mitrović (on loan to Zlatibor Čajetina)[12]
— MF  Serbia Igor Vučićević (on loan to Zlatibor Čajetina)[12]
22 MF  Serbia Mirko Petrović (to Sevojno)[12]
3 DF  Serbia Nikola Vučković (on loan to Jedinstvo Putevi)[12]
9 DF  Serbia Momčilo Rudan (to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[12]
20 MF  Montenegro Bojan Bigović (to Montenegro Igalo)[12][260]
21 FW  Serbia Neven Radaković (released)[261]

Radnički Pirot

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK  Serbia Milan Filipović (loan return from Jedinstvo Pirot)[2]
— DF  Serbia Marko Davidović (loan return from Jedinstvo Pirot)[2]
— FW  Serbia Uroš Đurić (loan return from Car Konstantin)[2]
—  Serbia Miloš Milojević (loan return from Jedinstvo Pirot)[2]
—  Serbia Filip Đorđev (loan return from Jedinstvo Pirot)[2]
—  Serbia Nikola Ilić (loan return from Jedinstvo Pirot)[2]
—  Serbia Veljko Ćirić (loan return from Lužnica)[2]
—  Serbia Mladen Veljković (loan return from Lužnica)[39]
—  Serbia Jovan Živković (loan return from Lužnica)[39]
— DF  Serbia Stefan Ćirić (from Radan Lebane)[54][12]
— GK  Serbia Vojislav Ilić (from Radan Lebane)[262][12]
— MF  Serbia Davor Petrov (from Radan Lebane)[262][12]
— MF  Serbia Lazar Čordašić (from OFK Odžaci)[263][12]
— MF  Serbia Marko Memedović (from Mačva Šabac)[248][12]
— DF  Serbia Miljan Bućković (from Radnički Beograd)[248][12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
17 DF  Serbia Miloš Perišić (loan return to Partizan)[37][54]
12 GK  Serbia Ivan Kostić (to Metalac G. M.)[10]
2 DF  Serbia Stefan Jovanović (to Zemun)[264][11]
8 MF  Serbia Miloš Ožegović (to Iceland Vikingur Reykjavik)[263][11][265]
18 FW  Serbia Stefan Stojanović (to Radnički Svilajnac)[263][11][12]
16 MF  Serbia Stefan Čolović (to Kolubara)[263][11][12]
14 MF  Serbia Ivan Milić (to Radnički Svilajnac)[248][11][12]
—  Serbia Nikola Manić (on loan to Lužnica)[11]
—  Serbia Nikola Ćirić (on loan to Jedinstvo Pirot, was on loan at Lužnica)[37][11]
— DF  Serbia Branislav Pešić (loan extension to Jedinstvo Pirot)[2][11]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Todorović (on loan to Jedinstvo Pirot, was on loan at Lužnica)[37][11]
—  Serbia Lazar Filipović (loan extension to Jedinstvo Pirot)[2][11]
— GK  Serbia Boris Dimitrov (loan extension to Balkanski)[37][11]
—  Serbia Nikola Rančić (loan extension to Lužnica)[37][12]
—  Serbia Miloš Milojković (on loan to Jedinstvo Pirot)[12]
—  Serbia Željko Stamenković (loan extension to Jedinstvo Pirot)[2][12]
—  Serbia Lazar Branković (on loan to Jedinstvo Pirot)[12]
— GK  Serbia Igor Nešić (on loan to Jedinstvo Pirot, previously brought from Srem Jakovo)[12]
—  Serbia Aleksa Pavlović (on loan to Tanasko Rajić)[12]

ČSK Čelarevo

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF  Serbia Milan Medić (loan return from Budućnost Gložan)[37]
—  Serbia Aleksandar Alimpić (loan return from Šajkaš Kovilj)[39]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Anđelković (from Radan Lebane)[266][12]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Zoran Vuković (from Bačka 1901)[12]
— MF  Serbia Nemanja Nikić (from Bačka 1901)[12]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Trifković (from Cement Beočin)[12]
— FW  Serbia Bogdan Tepić (from Cement Beočin)[12]
— MF  Serbia Aleksandar Desančić (free, last with Proleter Novi Sad)[12]
— MF  Serbia Uroš Galijaš (from Radnički Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Zoran Rakić (from Crvena Zvezda NS)[12]
— FW  Serbia Luka Rudan (from Bežanija)[12]
— DF  Serbia Ivan Vasiljević (from Lokomotiva Beograd)[266][12]
— GK  Serbia Damjan Knežević (from Brodarac)[266][12]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Zečević (from Polet Nakovo)[12]
— MF  Serbia Marko Tadić (from Mladost Bački Jarak)[266][267][12]
— DF  Montenegro Milko Novaković (free, last with Vojvodina)[12]
— FW  Serbia Georgije Ilić (on loan from Rad)[12]
— MF  Australia Yiannis Nestoras (from Australia West Adelaide)[12][268]
— FW  Zimbabwe Tendai Chitiza (from England Gresley)[15]
— DF  Serbia Srđan Bečelić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac Banja Luka)[15]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Miloš Đurđić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Sloga Srbac)[12][269][270]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW  Serbia Aleksandar Crnojački (loan return to Spartak Subotica)[100]
26 FW  Montenegro Mladen Vukasović (to Radnik Surdulica)[188]
12 MF  Serbia Nikola Žakula (to Radnik Surdulica)[188]
7 MF  Serbia Miloš Plavšić (to Novi Pazar)[231]
8 MF  Serbia Danijel Zlatković (loan return to Spartak Subotica)[26]
18 DF  Serbia Dimitrije Tomović (loan return to Spartak Subotica)[26]
11 FW  Serbia Milan Đokić (loan return to Spartak Subotica)[26]
9 FW  Serbia Slađan Nikodijević (to Inđija)[26][10]
4 DF  Serbia Nemanja Marković (to Inđija)[26][10]
— GK  Serbia Ivan Nemet (to Teleoptik, was on loan at Tekstilac Odžaci)[10][15]
40 FW  Serbia Nikola Furtula (to BSK Borča)[10][12]
— MF  Serbia Dejan Stojaković (to Cement Beočin)[10][12]
15 MF  Serbia Slobodan Krstanović (to Inđija)[10]
— MF  Serbia Pavle Šljivančanin (to Proleter Novi Sad)[11][12]
1 GK  Montenegro Boris Božović (to Brodarac 1947)[12]
16 MF  Serbia Marko Kostić (to Jedinstvo Paraćin)[12]
— FW  Serbia Srđan Matić (to Cement Beočin, was on loan at Crvena Zvezda NS)[37][12]
—  Serbia Branislav Tucakov (on loan to Sloga Temerin, was on loan at Budućnost Gložan)[100][12]
— MF  Serbia Marko Ris (loan extension to Crvena Zvezda NS)[37][12]
— DF  Serbia Filip Radović (on loan to Crvena Zvezda NS, was on loan at Dunav Stari Banovci)[12]
—  Serbia Strahinja Ilić (loan extension to Budućnost Gložan)[37][12]
—  Serbia Jovan Dokić (on loan to Budućnost Gložan)[12]
—  Serbia Ognjen Dučić (on loan to Borac Sakule, previously brought from the same club)[12]
—  Serbia Srđan Mirković (on loan to Mladost Kruščić, was on loan at Naša Zvezda)[2][12]
— DF  Serbia Josip Hadrava (to Krila Krajine, was on loan at Hercegovac Gajdobra)[91]

Proleter Novi Sad

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No. Pos. Nation Player
21 MF  Serbia Srđan Šćepanović (on loan from Vojvodina)[79]
1 GK  Serbia Marko Ilić (on loan from Vojvodina)[79]
20 MF  Serbia Marko Đurišić (loan extension from Vojvodina)[37][79]
—  Serbia Igor Janković (from Veternik, to youth team)[12]
18 MF  Serbia Pavle Šljivančanin (from ČSK Čelarevo)[12]
14 MF  Serbia Zoran Karać (from Sloga Temerin)[12]
15 DF  Serbia Bojan Šalipur (from Železničar Lajkovac)[12]
6 MF  China Zhong Haoran (from Spartak Subotica)[12]
2 DF  Serbia Milan Lazarević (loan extension from Vojvodina)[12]
16 MF  Montenegro Nemanja Bošković (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Slavija Sarajevo)[15]
10 MF  Serbia Slobodan Novaković (from Switzerland BSC Old Boys)[13]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
3 DF  Serbia David Hrubik (loan return to Vojvodina)[76]
14 FW  Serbia Uroš Stamenić (loan return to Vojvodina)[10]
21 DF  Serbia Boris Milekić (to Poland Stal Mielec)[20][271]
20 MF  Serbia Petar Ilić (to Inđija)[12]
— FW  Ghana Bismarck Appiah (to Bačka BP)[201][26]
— GK  Serbia Kristijan Župić (to Bačka BP)[203][204]
5 DF  Serbia Filip Babić (to Vojvodina)[10]
1 GK  Serbia Emil Rockov (to Vojvodina)[10]
15 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Darko Jović (to Vojvodina)[55][12]
— FW  Serbia David Stojisavljević (on loan to Sloga Temerin, previously brought from Cement Beočin)[12]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Bogdanić (to Crvena Zvezda NS, was on loan at Sloga Temerin)[12]
— DF  Serbia Nemanja Kojčić (was on loan, now signed with Crvena Zvezda NS)[37][12]
—  Serbia Svetislav Šoronja (to Železničar Novi Sad)[12]
— DF  Serbia Dejan Zeljković (on loan to Veternik, previously brought from Vojvodina)[10][12]
—  Serbia Luka Kosmajac (on loan to Srbobran)[12]
—  Serbia Miloš Ubović (loan extension to Srbobran)[37][12]
— MF  Serbia Filip Đorđević (to OFK Odžaci)[55][12]
— GK  Serbia Goran Ćurko (to Srbobran)[40]

Zemun

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  Serbia Nenad Lukić (was on loan, now signed from Radnik Surdulica)[39][12]
— GK  Serbia Miloš Krunić (loan return from Rakovica)[2]
— MF  Serbia Jovan Jevtić (loan return from Rakovica)[100]
— MF  Serbia Nemanja Grujić (from Sloga Temerin)[272][12]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Milosavljević (from Mačva Šabac)[249]
— DF  Serbia Stefan Jovanović (from Radnički Pirot)[264][12]
— DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Slaviša Radović (from Voždovac)[264]
— GK  Serbia Srđan Ostojić (from Kazakhstan Akzhayik)[264]
— MF  Serbia Risto Ristović (from Tajikistan Istiklol)[12]
— DF  Serbia Marko Đalović (from Kazakhstan Zhetysu)[273][12]
— FW  Serbia Lazar Đurović (from Čukarički)[184][12]
— MF  Serbia Miloš Čudić (from Žarkovo)[274][12]
—  Serbia Stefan Stašić (from Sopot)[12]
— FW  Georgia Davit Volkovi (from Georgia (country) Dinamo Tbilisi)[15]
— DF  Serbia Aleksandar Miodragović (loan return from Radnički Beograd)[264][15]
— FW  Serbia Mladen Mrakić (from OFK Beograd)[15]

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  Montenegro Srđan Ajković (to Montenegro Grbalj)[275][276]
— MF  Serbia Đorđe Ivelja (to Bulgaria Montana)[117][277]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Pejović (on loan to Italy Empoli, previously brought from Red Star Belgrade)[22][278]
— DF  Serbia Stefan Todorović (to Trayal Kruševac, was on loan at Dunav Stari Banovci)[37][26][12]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Savo Đokić (to Borac Čačak)[12]
— GK  Serbia Bojan Jović (to Spartak Subotica)[31]
— FW  Montenegro Stefan Denković (to Montenegro Bokelj)[31][279]
— DF  Serbia Stefan Radovanović (to Montenegro OFK Petrovac)[20][280]
— FW  Serbia Anto Vasović (to Torlak)[12]
—  Serbia Bojan Dizdarević (to Inđija, was on loan at Milutinac)[12]
— DF  Serbia Nemanja Zlatković (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Radnik Bijeljina)[12][281]
— DF  Serbia Vladimir Branković (to TSC)[12]
— FW  Serbia Vuk Sotirović (to Grafičar Beograd)[12]
— FW  Canada Aleksa Marković (on loan to Brodarac 1947, was on loan at Radnički Beograd)[2][12]
— FW  Serbia Nenad Injac (to Armenia Banants)[282]
— MF  Serbia Mihajlo Cakić (to Sinđelić Beograd)[264][15]
—  Serbia Senad Šabanaj (to Lokomotiva Beograd, was on loan at Milutinac)[15]
— FW  Serbia Dejan Đorđević (released, previously brought from Malta Birkirkara)[283][46]

Budućnost Dobanovci

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  Serbia Petar Jeličić (from Radnički Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Vuk Ranđić (from Omladinac Novi Banovci)[15]
— DF  Serbia Stevan Radulović (from Sinđelić Beograd)[15]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Divac (was on loan, now signed from Bežanija)[15]
—  Serbia Marko Perišić (from Voždovac)[15]
— MF  Canada Steve Knezevic (from Canada Brantford Galaxy)[91]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  Serbia Nikola Divac (loan return to Bežanija)[100]
—  Serbia Miloš Stojčević (to Jedinstvo Štitar)[26]
— DF  Serbia Marko Rajović (to Mačva Šabac)[244]
— FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Budimir Šarčević (loan return to Čukarički)[12]
— MF  Serbia Bojan Miletić (to Radnički Beograd)[284][12]
— FW  Serbia Milan Šušnjar (to Borac Sakule)[12]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Tanović (on loan to Radnički NP)[12]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Krkobabić (on loan to Radnički NP, previously brought from the same club)[10][12]
— MF  Switzerland Svetlan Kosić (to Slovenia Krško)[285]

Inđija

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No. Pos. Nation Player
22 FW  Serbia Darko Lemajić (was on loan, now signed from Napredak Kruševac)[39][96]
9 FW  Serbia Slađan Nikodijević (from ČSK Čelarevo)[26][10]
3 DF  Serbia Nemanja Marković (from ČSK Čelarevo)[26][10]
20 MF  Serbia Stefan Kovačević (from Bačka BP)[10]
15 MF  Serbia Slobodan Krstanović (from ČSK Čelarevo)[10]
19 MF  Serbia Slavoljub Đokić (from Lokomotiva Beograd)[10]
16 MF  Serbia Marko Bičkeji (from Cement Beočin)[10]
7 FW  Serbia Petar Ilić (from Proleter Novi Sad)[12]
21 DF  Serbia Damjan Todorović (from Cement Beočin)[286]
— MF  Serbia Peđa Zvekan (from Kabel Novi Sad, to youth team)[12]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Đurić (from Veternik, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Dušan Isailović (from Veternik, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Bojan Gardinovački (from Veternik, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Bojan Dizdarević (from Zemun, to youth team)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW  Serbia Mladen Popović (to Novi Pazar)[165]
7 MF  Serbia Nenad Jovanović (to Mačva Šabac)[243][244]
— FW  Serbia Miloš Savanović (on loan to Radnički Zrenjanin, was on loan at Sloga Temerin)[1][287][12]
19 FW  Serbia Aleksandar Rakić (to Maldives Maziya S&RC)[288]
21 MF  Serbia Branimir Kostić (to Jedinstvo SP)[10][12]
20 MF  Serbia Dušan Ivković (to Jedinstvo SP)[10][12]
3 DF  Serbia Rade Pejić (to Jedinstvo SP)[10][12]
— GK  Serbia Miloš Milinović (to Hajduk Beška)[10]
— FW  Ghana Yaw Antwi (to Ghana Berekum Chelsea)[10][289]
14 FW  Serbia Miloš Živanović (to Dinamo Vranje)[11][12]
22 FW  Serbia Zoran Komazec (to Žarkovo)[11][12]
16 MF  Serbia Aleksa Plećaš (to Krušedol)[11]
— FW  Serbia Danilo Marković (to Železničar Inđija)[290]
—  Serbia Radomir Milenković (to Radnički NP)[12]
—  Serbia Stevan Radanović (to Jedinstvo SP)[12]
—  Serbia Aleksandar Bajić (to Jedinstvo SP)[12]

Sinđelić Beograd

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK  Serbia Miroslav Grujičić (from Dinamo Vranje)[12]
— MF  Serbia Emil Hasanagić (from Vršac)[12]
— FW  Serbia Milorad Dabić (on loan from Rad)[12]
— DF  Serbia Ivan Kričak (on loan from Rad)[12]
— MF  Serbia Lazar Tufegdžić (from Red Star Belgrade)[291][15]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Jovanović (from Red Star Belgrade)[291][15]
— MF  Serbia Mihajlo Cakić (from Zemun)[291][15]
— FW  Serbia Saša Varga (from Bežanija)[291][15]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— DF  Germany Stefan Kukoljac (loan return to Voždovac)[31]
— GK  Serbia Dušan Čubraković (loan return to Čukarički)[31]
— GK  Montenegro Nemanja Šćekić (to Bulgaria Montana)[31][292]
— DF  Montenegro Marko Vidović (to Bačka BP)[31]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Milovanović (to Siti Sport Klub)[10]
— FW  Serbia Pavle Radunović (to OFK Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Stojanović (to OFK Beograd)[12]
— MF  Montenegro Tigran Goranović (to Grafičar Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Miodrag Milenković (to Radnički Beograd)[12]
— GK  Serbia Jovan Bubonja (to Sparta Železnik)[12]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Eregić (to Prva Petoletka)[12]
— DF  Serbia Stevan Radulović (to Budućnost Dobanovci)[15]
— FW  Serbia Nenad Živković (released)[293]

Bežanija

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No. Pos. Nation Player
7 MF  Serbia Igor Krmar (loan return from Canada Hamilton City)[294]
10 FW  Serbia Nikola Lekić (from Dorćol)[295]
11 FW  Serbia Marko Jeremić (from IMT)[296]
6 DF  Serbia Stefan Filipović (from IMT)[297]
— MF  Serbia Đorđe Radovanović (from Dinamo Vranje)[12]
— DF  Serbia Andrija Mijailović (from Kolubara)[12]
19 MF  Serbia Andrej Mrkela (from Spartak Subotica)[12]
4 DF  Serbia Uroš Stojanović (from Žarkovo)[12]
14 DF  Serbia Petar Aničić (from Žarkovo)[12]
— GK  Serbia Zdravko Marić (from Žarkovo)[12]
1 GK  Serbia Jovan Vićić (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[12]
16 FW  Serbia Milan Panović (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[12]
8 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Vanja Zekić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Drina Zvornik)[15]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— FW  Serbia Luka Rudan (to ČSK Čelarevo)[140][12]
17 MF  Serbia Dejan Babić (to Novi Pazar)[167]
6 MF  Serbia Nikola Jovanović (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[20]
— FW  Montenegro Balša Peličić (to Sloboda Užice)[20][253][254][12]
20 DF  Montenegro Igor Zonjić (to Montenegro Sutjeska Nikšić)[31][298]
8 MF  Serbia Stanoje Jovanović (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Metalleghe-BSI)[31][299]
16 MF  Serbia Marko Vučetić (to North Macedonia Bregalnica Štip)[300]
70 GK  Serbia Marko Lazarević (to Rad)[93]
— DF  Serbia Nikola Todorović (was on loan, now signed with Loznica)[1][301][10]
7 MF  Serbia Stefan Milojević (to Novi Pazar)[165]
14 FW  Serbia Milan Perić (to TSC)[12]
9 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Marko Mitrušić (to Sopot)[10][12]
10 DF  Serbia Draško Đorđević (to Red Star Belgrade)[302][12]
12 GK  Canada Jovan Lučić (to Radnički Beograd)[12]
13 DF  Serbia Milenko Škorić (to Radnički Beograd)[12]
— GK  Serbia Andreja Radosavljević (to Jadran Golubinci, was on loan at Crvena Zvezda MML)[37][12]
— FW  Serbia Ljubomir Delić (to Prva Iskra)[12]
11 MF  Serbia Nenad Simić (to Jedinstvo Paraćin)[12]
— FW  Serbia Saša Varga (to Sinđelić Beograd)[15]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Divac (was on loan, now signed with Budućnost Dobanovci)[100][15]
19 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nemanja Matović (to Mačva Šabac)[12]

BSK Borča

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  North Macedonia Muhamet Ajvazi (free, last with North Macedonia Teteks)[133]
— MF  Serbia Matija Drašković (from Grafičar Beograd)[303]
— DF  Serbia Jovan Marinković (from Sinđelić Niš)[304]
— MF  Serbia Dušan Petronijević (from Jagodina)[305]
— FW  Serbia Nikola Popović (from Dinamo Vranje)[305]
— FW  Serbia Miloš Đorđević (from Dinamo Vranje)[306][12]
— FW  Serbia Marko Basara (from Žarkovo)[12]
— DF  Serbia Dejan Blagojević (from Mačva Šabac)[12]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Kostadinović (from GSP Polet)[12]
— FW  Serbia Nikola Furtula (from ČSK Čelarevo)[12]
— MF  Serbia Marko Cvijakić (from Torlak)[12]
— FW  Serbia Ivan Tapušković (from OFK Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Janković (from OFK Beograd)[12]
— MF  Serbia Jordan Jovanović (on loan from Javor Ivanjica)[12]
— MF  Serbia Zoran Marušić (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Krupa)[46]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW  Serbia Stefan D. Tripković (to Javor Ivanjica)[109]
5 DF  Serbia Marko Marinković (to Borac Čačak)[215]
14 FW  Serbia Miloš Džugurdić (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Olimpik Sarajevo)[31][307]
7 MF  Serbia Luka Janković (to Dinamo Pančevo)[10]
8 MF  Serbia Danko Kiković (to Javor Ivanjica)[113]
2 DF  Serbia Zlatko Iličić (to OFK Beograd)[12]
— FW  Serbia Dušan Vujadinović (to BASK)[12]
16 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Miloš Bajić (to Radnički Beograd)[12]
—  Serbia Miloš Đurović (to Lepušnica, was on loan at Borac Sakule)[12]
—  Serbia Vladimir Erčić (to PKB Padinska Skela, was on loan at Borac Sakule)[12]
13 DF  Serbia Nikola Todorić (to Dinamo Pančevo)[12]
6 MF  Serbia Dušan Plavšić (to Kolubara)[12]
— FW  Serbia Vojkan Sarajlin (to Radnički Zrenjanin)[12]
— MF  Serbia Dimitrije Pobulić (to OFK Odžaci)[55][12]
— DF  Montenegro Vasilije Radenović (to Montenegro Lovćen)[308]
— MF  China Zhu Zhengyu (loan return to China Shanghai SIPG)[309]
— MF  Serbia Stefan S. Tripković (to Bosnia and Herzegovina Zvijezda 09)[310]

Dinamo Vranje

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No. Pos. Nation Player
23 FW  Serbia Miloš Antić (from Germany Speyer)[97]
26 MF  Serbia Zoran Šćepanović (from Osečina)[97]
— FW  Serbia Davor Nedeljković (from Pčinja)[97]
9 FW  Serbia Andrija Majdevac (on loan from Napredak Kruševac)[97][12]
27 DF  Serbia Predrag Radojević (from BASK)[97]
19 FW  Serbia Bojan Spasojević (from Vodojaža)[97]
— MF  Serbia Uroš Krunić (free, last with Sloga Kraljevo)[12]
11 FW  Serbia Miloš Živanović (from Inđija)[12]
1 GK  Serbia Janko Langura (from Mačva Šabac)[12]
14 DF  Montenegro Lazar Đokić (from Spartak Subotica)[12]
30 DF  Serbia Nemanja Ljubisavljević (on loan from Radnički Niš)[12]
5 DF  Serbia Dušan Stevanović (from Montenegro Lovćen)[97][311]
18 MF  Serbia Dušan Mladenović (from North Macedonia Sileks)[13]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
23 FW  Serbia Nikola Popović (to BSK Borča)[305]
10 FW  Serbia Milan Stavrić (to Bačka BP)[202][31]
1 GK  Serbia Miroslav Grujičić (to Sinđelić Beograd)[10][12]
— MF  Serbia Aleksandar Stoimirović (released)[10]
11 MF  Serbia Đorđe Radovanović (to Bežanija)[12]
9 FW  Serbia Miloš Đorđević (to BSK Borča)[306][12]
13 FW  Serbia Nikola Z. Arsić (to Grafičar Beograd)[12]
— FW  Serbia Zoran Vujović (to Crvena Zvezda MML)[12]
— GK  Serbia Miodrag Mladenović (was on loan, now signed with Vlasina)[1][12]
— MF  Serbia Aleksandar Jović (on loan to Vlasina)[12]
18 MF  Serbia Petar Veličković (on loan to Vlasina)[12]
— GK  Serbia Radomir Petrović (released)[12]
5 DF  Serbia Aleksandar Simov (to Sinđelić Niš)[12]
26 FW  Serbia Marjan Petrović (to Morava Vladičin Han)[12]
— FW  Serbia Lazar Vučeljić (released)[12]
— DF  Serbia Miljan Stojanović (on loan to Pusta Reka, was on loan at Radan Lebane)[37][12]
14 DF  Serbia Jovan Zucović (released)[312]
20 DF  North Macedonia Nikola Stojanović (to KMF BSK Bujanovac)[313]
— MF  Belarus Ilya Tyunis (to Lithuania Pakruojis)[46][314]

Jagodina

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No. Pos. Nation Player
—  Serbia Predrag Blagojević (from Radnički Svilajnac, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Tadija Dimić (from Radnički Svilajnac, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Marko Manojlović (from Morava Ćuprija, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Aleksa Radenković (from Hajduk Veljko, to youth team)[12]
99 MF  Serbia Marko Radosavljević (loan return from Tabane Trgovački)[26]
5 DF  Serbia Đorđe Petrović (loan return from Tabane Trgovački)[26]
18 MF  Nigeria Nnaemeka Ajuru (from Spartak Subotica)[12]
21 FW  Serbia Igor Dimitrijević (from Tabane Trgovački)[12]
32 MF  Serbia Nikola Vlajković (from Tabane Trgovački)[12]
44 GK  Serbia Stefan Stojanović (from Napredak Kruševac)[12]
50 DF  Serbia Marko Mirkailo (loan return from Tabane Trgovački)[12]
2 DF  Serbia Duško Dukić (from Albania Korabi Peshkopi)[12]
26 DF  Montenegro Momčilo Dulović (from Montenegro Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje)[12]
20 MF  Montenegro Marko Ilinčić (from Montenegro Grbalj)[12]
17 FW  Serbia Miroslav Lečić (from Kazakhstan Akzhayik)[12]
— MF  Japan Gentaro Murakami (from Romania Șoimii Pâncota)[15]
— FW  China Pan Qi (from Portugal Aves)[15]
30 MF  Brazil Hegon (from Brazil Camboriú)[91]
35 MF  Serbia Ivan Marić (from Slovakia Lokomotíva Zvolen)[13]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK  Serbia Aleksa Dodić (released)[150]
2 DF  Serbia Predrag Đorđević (to OFK Beograd)[150][105][12]
18 MF  Serbia Dušan Petronijević (to BSK Borča)[150][305]
33 DF  Serbia Nikola Vučetić (released)[42]
31 MF  Serbia Nemanja Đekić (to Karađorđe Topola)[26][10]
26 MF  Serbia Igor Jelić (to Uzbekistan Olmaliq)[26][241]
— FW  Serbia Miloš Živanović (on loan to Sloga Despotovac)[10]
— MF  Serbia Zoran Knežević (to Budućnost Krušik, was on loan at Indonesia Bali United)[12]
— GK  Serbia Lazar Jevremović (on loan to Sloga Despotovac)[12]
— DF  Australia Marko Milutinović (on loan to Tabane Trgovački, previously brought from the same club)[12]
— FW  Serbia Luka Milisavljević (on loan to Tabane Trgovački)[12]
— MF  Serbia Željko Sofronijević (on loan to Tabane Trgovački)[12]
44 GK  Serbia Stefan Vasić (loan extension to Tabane Trgovački)[12]
— MF  Serbia Đorđe Ivljanin (on loan to Tabane Trgovački, previously brought from the same club)[12]
91 FW  Serbia Vladimir Petrović (loan extension to Tabane Trgovački)[26]
— DF  Serbia Boban Dobrosavljević (on loan to Kolare, was on loan at Rembas)[12]
32 FW  Serbia Miodrag Maljković (to Vojvodina)[12][15]
— MF  Serbia Bora Đurić (to Jedinstvo Mijatovac, was on loan at Morava Ribare)[12]
— DF  Serbia Nemanja Ljubisavljević (to Radnički Niš, was on loan at Tabane Trgovački)[12]
5 DF  Serbia Vukašin Tomić (to Kazakhstan Atyrau)[315]
— DF  Serbia Marko Živić (to Slovakia Fiľakovo, was on loan at Tabane Trgovački)[91][316]
20 DF  Serbia Slađan Mijatović (to Jedinstvo Paraćin)[317][65]
36 MF  Serbia Stefan Nedović (to Šumadija 1903)[317][318]

Kolubara

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No. Pos. Nation Player
17 MF  Serbia Nikola Petković (loan return from Turbina Vreoci)[37]
5 FW  Serbia Nemanja Obrenović (loan return from Brodarac 1947)[1]
25 MF  Serbia Mladen Lukić (from Brodarac 1947)[12]
18 FW  Serbia Luka Lemić (from Brodarac 1947)[12]
24 FW  Serbia Aleksandar Stevanović (from Stepojevac Vaga)[12]
8 MF  Serbia Dušan Plavšić (from BSK Borča)[12]
15 DF  Serbia Miloš Krstić (from Borac Čačak)[12]
1 GK  Serbia Dragan Rosić (on loan from Mladost Lučani)[12]
12 GK  Serbia Marko Trkulja (from Red Star Belgrade)[12]
23 GK  Serbia Stefan Đorđević (from Greece Kozani)[319]
16 MF  Serbia Stefan Čolović (from Radnički Pirot)[12]
—  Serbia Darko Matić (from Železničar Lajkovac, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Nikola Fogl (from Turbina Vreoci, to youth team)[12]
—  Serbia Veljko Popović (from Turbina Vreoci, to youth team)[12]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
19 DF  Serbia Milan Gašić (loan return to Borac Čačak)[39]
16 FW  Serbia Aleksandar Dimitrić (loan return to Javor Ivanjica)[1]
17 MF  Serbia Luka Sinđić (to Novi Pazar)[231]
24 DF  Serbia Veljko Dimitrijević (to Turbina Vreoci)[26]
14 MF  Serbia Vladan Spasojević (to TEK Sloga)[26]
12 GK  Serbia Dušan Puletić (to Mačva Šabac)[244]
18 MF  Serbia Branislav Stanić (to Sloboda Užice)[26][12]
10 MF  Serbia Uroš Stepanović (to Bačka BP)[31]
17  Serbia Nikola Pranić (to TEK Sloga, was on loan at Ribnica Mionica)[37][10]
— FW  Serbia Vuk Lazić (on loan to Železničar Lajkovac, was on loan at TEK Sloga)[11]
— DF  Serbia Andrija Mijailović (to Bežanija)[12]
16 DF  Serbia Marko Mazić (loan extension Turbina Vreoci)[100][12]
—  Serbia Nikola Nedić (on loan to Turbina Vreoci)[12]
— MF  Serbia Strahinja Bosanac (on loan to Brodarac 1947, previously brought from OFK Beograd)[12]
14 FW  Serbia Marko Simić (loan return to Mladost Lučani)[12][46]
23 DF  Serbia Bojan Mijailović (loan return to Metalac G. M.)[172]

OFK Odžaci

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No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK  Serbia Petar Bijekić (loan return from Zardugar SM)[1]
— FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Mladen Galić (from Bačka BP)[55][12]
— GK  Serbia Nemanja Latinović (from OFK Vrbas)[55][12]
— DF  Serbia Lazar Popović (from Ozren Sokobanja)[55][12]
— MF  Serbia Dimitrije Pobulić (from BSK Borča)[55][12]
— MF  Serbia Nemanja Soković (from Cement Beočin)[55][12]
— MF  Serbia Filip Đorđević (from Proleter Novi Sad)[55][12]
— DF  Serbia Dejan Parezanović (on loan from Spartak Subotica)[55][12]
— DF  Serbia Miloš Perišić (on loan from Partizan)[55][12]
— DF  Serbia Mladen Veselinović (free, last with Bačka BP)[55][12]
— MF  Serbia Stefan Matijević (from Dunav Stari Banovci)[55][12]
— MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Darko Jović (on loan from Vojvodina)[55][12]
— MF  Montenegro Luka Tiodorović (from Montenegro Jedinstvo Bijelo Polje)[15]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF  Serbia Aleksandar Ćovin (to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[11]
— FW  Serbia Vojislav Balabanović (to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[11]
— MF  Serbia Nedo Slavuljica (to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[11]
— GK  Serbia Nikola Studen (to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[11]
— MF  Serbia Marko Labović (to Radnički Šid)[11]
— MF  Serbia Lazar Čordašić (to Radnički Pirot)[320][263]
— DF  Serbia Filip Sredojević (to Grafičar Beograd)[55][12]
— MF  Serbia Nikola Tomić (to Hajduk Čurug)[55]
— DF  Serbia Mladen Zgonjanin (to Cement Beočin)[12]
— DF  Serbia Vladimir Stojanović (on loan to Sloga Temerin)[12]
—  Serbia Luka Kostić (on loan to Tekstilac Odžaci, previously brought from the same club)[12]

OFK Beograd

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No. Pos. Nation Player
9 FW  Serbia Miljan Mrdaković (from Rad)[163][12]
22 MF  Serbia Predrag Luka (on loan from Mladost Lučani)[105][12]
4 DF  Serbia Danilo Nikolić (from Kazakhstan Akzhayik)[105][12]
2 DF  Serbia Predrag Đorđević (from Jagodina)[105][12]
— DF  Serbia Zlatko Iličić (from BSK Borča)[12]
25 FW  Serbia Pavle Radunović (from Sinđelić Beograd)[12]
15 MF  Serbia Nikola Stojanović (from Sinđelić Beograd)[12]
20 DF  Serbia Miloš Tintor (from Novi Pazar)[240][12]
29 GK  Bosnia and Herzegovina Goran Vukliš (from Bosnia and Herzegovina Borac Banja Luka)[240]
7 FW  Serbia Lazar Romanić (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[34][12]
11 MF  Serbia Milan Senić (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[34][12]
90 MF  Uganda Khalid Aucho (from South Africa Baroka)[91]
5 DF  Serbia Draško Đorđević (on loan from Red Star Belgrade)[302][12]
8 FW  Serbia Bogdan Radojković (from Partizan)[12]
14 MF  Japan Takuto Yasuoka (from Montenegro Grafičar Podgorica)[12]
— FW  Serbia Aleksa Dačić (from Red Star Belgrade, to youth team)[40]

Out: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
33 DF  Serbia Aleksa Damjanac (to Spain Mallorca B)[20][26][321]
— GK  Serbia Stefan Čupić (to Norway Sarpsborg 08, was on loan at Bačka BP)[100][322][323]
— GK  Australia Tomislav Arčaba (to Australia Newcastle Jets)[117][324]
17 FW  Serbia Borko Duronjić (to Voždovac)[148]
19 FW  Serbia Mladen Mrakić (to Zemun)[325][20][15]
66 DF  New Zealand Adam Mitchell (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[325][30][31]
— FW  Australia Vladimir Kosovac (to Australia Goulburn Valley Suns)[31][326]
— FW  Serbia Nemanja Vidaković (to Napredak Kruševac, was on loan at Indonesia Bali United)[31]
— GK  Serbia Stefan Nokić (to Dinamo Pančevo)[10]
9 FW  Serbia Filip Rajevac (to Uzbekistan Kokand 1912)[327]
55 FW  Serbia Nikola Lakčević (to Partizan)[12][45]
24 FW  Serbia Ivan Tapušković (to BSK Borča)[325][12]
37 MF  Serbia Stefan Janković (to BSK Borča)[12]
— MF  Serbia Mladen Marković (to Rakovica)[12]
— GK  Cyprus Alexander Špoljarić (on loan to Hajduk Beograd)[12]
15 DF  Serbia Filip Stanković (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[325][12]
20 MF  Serbia Lazar Tufegdžić (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[325][12]
4 DF  Serbia Stefan Rudan (to Bratstvo Prigrevica)[325][12]
— MF  Serbia Božidar Veškovac (to Metalac G. M., was on loan at Belgium Gent II)[171][12]
27 MF  Serbia Strahinja Bosanac (to Kolubara)[325][12]
29 GK  Serbia Nikola Matek (on loan to Vršac)[12]
— DF  Serbia Mile Šarenac (on loan to Vršac, was on loan at Radnički Zrenjanin)[2][12]
3 MF  Montenegro Danilo Bakić (to Montenegro Grbalj)[328]
5 DF  Serbia Filip Matović (released)[325]
— FW  Serbia Nikola Čočović (released)[325]
14 MF  Serbia Lazar Nikolić (to Partizan)[85][46]
— FW  Serbia Vukašin Jovković (to Partizan)[85][46]
— MF  Serbia Armin Đerlek (released)[85]

See also

References

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