Nikola Čumić has signed for Partizan. The club did not pay a fixed compensation for Čumić, but the agreement with the Russian club includes several additional clauses. Rubin can earn through bonuses related to the individual performances of the Serbian footballer and the results of Partizan, and they are entitled to a percentage of a potential future transfer. Upon arrival in Belgrade, Čumić passed medical examinations and joined first team training. He will wear the number 27. Čumić stated that he is very happy and satisfied to have finally signed for Partizan. He said he was three times close to signing and was afraid he would not wear the club's jersey this time either, but thanks to the persistence of the club and himself, they managed to reach an agreement with Rubin.

Mozzart Sport has reported that Partizan has reached an agreement for the transfer of Nikola Čumić, although the deal appeared unlikely at the end of last week. The agreement stipulates that Partizan will own 60 percent of Čumić's contract, while Rubin will receive 40 percent from the next transfer. The deal also includes additional clauses through which Rubin could earn several hundred thousand euros more, depending on the number of appearances, goals, and assists by the 27-year-old forward. The player arrived in Serbia from Russia on Monday and is expected to undergo medical examinations on Tuesday. If the results are satisfactory, he will then sign a contract with the club. Čumić is expected to be licensed for the two matches against Getafe in the final round of the Conference League qualification.

According to B92, there is a strong possibility that Nikola Čumić will join Partizan. The club's sporting director expressed hope that they will finalize the agreement in the coming days, stating that negotiations are progressing and that Čumić could strengthen the team.

Serbian winger Nikola Čumić, 27, is close to joining Partizan, having agreed to all personal terms with the club. With his contract at Rubin Kazan having expired, a final agreement between the parties is pending. Čumić, a former Vojvodina captain who also received call-ups from Serbia's coach Dragan Stojković, has been a target for Partizan for a long time, with interest dating back to his time at Radnički Niš before he moved to Olympiacos. He later returned to Serbian football with Vojvodina, which sold him to Rubin Kazan for €1,500,000. After a period with several injury problems, Čumić is poised for his third return to Serbian football, and if the transfer is finalized during the day, he will be registered for the two-legged match against Tobol to help the club's attempt to qualify for the Conference League. The winger has two caps for the Serbian national team. His current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €800k.