Janis Karabeljov is set to join Partizan as a free agent following the expiration of his contract with Botev, meaning no transfer fee is involved. If he successfully completes the medical examination, he is expected to sign a three-year contract with Partizan, as an agreement has already been reached in principle. Telegraf reported that he will be the fifth reinforcement for the team from Humsk. The Bulgarian midfielder, known for his skills as a defensive midfielder, is anticipated to fill a role currently held by young talents such as Vanja Dragojević and Mateja Stjepanović. Throughout his career, Karabeljov has made 150 appearances for Slavija Sofia and has also played for the Hungarian club Kisvárda, and later Botev Plovdiv, which was once coached by Dušan Kerkez, a former head coach of Čukarički. This transfer takes place as Partizan readies itself for an early start to the new season, with a Europa League qualifying match against AEK Larnaca slated for July 10th.