According to Mozzart sport, Demba Seck is expected to become a permanent member of Partizan. The club plans to activate a buyout clause worth 2,000,000 EUR at the end of the season to secure a permanent transfer for the 25-year-old player. It is reported that the execution of this deal is not dependent on the outcome of the upcoming Assembly, as there is a unified view within the club that Seck is an investment that could prove valuable on the field and in the market. Partizan believes that keeping the player would provide stability for European qualifiers, particularly as he is already integrated with the team. However, it is possible that Seck could be sold for a significant profit during the same transfer window if a suitable offer is made. The transfer's completion depends on Partizan first raising funds by selling other players.

B92 reports on developments regarding Demba Sek's transfer to Partizan. According to Sport Klub, the leaders of the black-and-whites have decided to buy the Torino player's contract for 400,000 euros, although it was previously stated to be two million euros. Demba Sek arrived at Partizan on loan last summer.

Demba Sek has arrived in Belgrade after extensive negotiations. He is the seventh player to join the black-and-white team during the summer transfer window. Sek plays as a right winger but can also fill in as a central forward if needed.

Belgrade media have reported that Demba Sek is set to join Partizan on a one-year loan from Torino. The 24-year-old forward from Senegal, who is 191 centimeters tall, is being added to enhance Partizan's offensive lineup. Sek, capable of playing both as a winger and a central forward, was acquired by Torino from SPAL in January 2022 for a fee of 3.6 million euros. Despite this, his time at Torino has not been successful, as he has participated in 39 matches without scoring any goals or providing assists. During his loan spell at Catanzaro last season, he managed to provide one assist in 18 appearances. It remains unclear whether Partizan has an option to buy his contract. Sek last found the net in Serie B for SPAL against Vicenza on September 21, 2021. In almost four years of professional play, he has notched zero goals and one assist in 67 matches, which amounts to over 2,000 minutes on the field.