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Stefan Mitrovic Transfer from Gent to Partizan
According to Voetbalnieuws.be, KAA Gent and Stefan Mitrovic have mutually agreed to separate. Mitrovic had a contract until the end of the season and will finish his career in his home country, completing the remainder of the season at Partizan Belgrado.
According to Voetbalnieuws.be, KAA Gent and Stefan Mitrovic have mutually agreed to separate. Mitrovic had a contract until the end of the season and will finish his career in his home country, completing the remainder of the season at Partizan Belgrado.
According to Het Nieuwsblad, Stefan Mitrovic is leaving AA Gent, with Partizan Belgrado offering him an opportunity to leave half a year before his contract expires. Gent will receive no transfer fee for the player. The newspaper reports that Mitrovic is currently in his home country to complete his free transfer. Mitrovic is reportedly the highest-paid player in the entire squad, and removing his large salary was a priority.
According to Het Nieuwsblad, Stefan Mitrovic is leaving AA Gent, with Partizan Belgrado offering him an opportunity to leave half a year before his contract expires. Gent will receive no transfer fee for the player. The newspaper reports that Mitrovic is currently in his home country to complete his free transfer. Mitrovic is reportedly the highest-paid player in the entire squad, and removing his large salary was a priority.
Mitrović has confirmed interest in Partizan after not being considered for a role at Gent. His contract expires in the summer. According to Mozzart Sport, Mitrović earns 1,000,000 euros per year at Gent, while Partizan is offering him 500,000 euros. The Serbian club is offering Mitrović the opportunity to play, which is something he has been waiting for in Belgium since April, a period that includes his recovery from injury. The club is willing to wait until the end of the transfer window to reach an agreement.
Mitrović has confirmed interest in Partizan after not being considered for a role at Gent. His contract expires in the summer. According to Mozzart Sport, Mitrović earns 1,000,000 euros per year at Gent, while Partizan is offering him 500,000 euros. The Serbian club is offering Mitrović the opportunity to play, which is something he has been waiting for in Belgium since April, a period that includes his recovery from injury. The club is willing to wait until the end of the transfer window to reach an agreement.
According to Voetbalnieuws.be, which cites Serbian media, Partizan Belgrade is interested in acquiring Stefan Mitrovic. The central defender is considered surplus to requirements at AA Gent, where he has not been getting playing time. Partizan Belgrade hopes to take Mitrovic for free this month. The 35-year-old defender's contract ends in the summer and he is not part of the future plans at the Buffalos, who are keen to offload his significant contract.
According to Voetbalnieuws.be, which cites Serbian media, Partizan Belgrade is interested in acquiring Stefan Mitrovic. The central defender is considered surplus to requirements at AA Gent, where he has not been getting playing time. Partizan Belgrade hopes to take Mitrovic for free this month. The 35-year-old defender's contract ends in the summer and he is not part of the future plans at the Buffalos, who are keen to offload his significant contract.
Gent defender Stefan Mitrović has not been included in the squad for the Belgian club's training camp, and with his contract expiring in the summer, a departure is expected. Partizan intends to act on this situation, having previously failed in attempts to sign Stefan Savić and Matija Nastasić last summer. Signing Mitrović would provide their defense with a desired mix of youth and experience, a position that has become a priority for the winter transfer window following injuries to other players.
Gent defender Stefan Mitrović has not been included in the squad for the Belgian club's training camp, and with his contract expiring in the summer, a departure is expected. Partizan intends to act on this situation, having previously failed in attempts to sign Stefan Savić and Matija Nastasić last summer. Signing Mitrović would provide their defense with a desired mix of youth and experience, a position that has become a priority for the winter transfer window following injuries to other players.
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