List of Serbian football transfers summer 2018

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No. Pos. Nation Player 9 FW  Serbia Milan Pavkov (loan return from Radnički Niš)[1] — DF  Serbia Bogdan Račić (loan return from Sremac Vojka)[2] 93 DF  Serbia Aleksa Terzić (loan return from Grafičar Beograd)[3] — FW  Serbia Stefan Vudragović (loan return from Grafičar Beograd)[4] 29 MF  Serbia Dušan Jovančić (from Vojvodina)[5] 8 MF  Serbia Dejan Meleg (from Kayserispor)[6][7] 19 FW  Serbia Nikola Stojiljković (on loan from Braga)[8] 33 FW  Serbia Milan Jevtović (from Antalyaspor)[9] 1 GK  Serbia Zoran Popović (from Bodø/Glimt)[10] 37 DF  Ghana Rashid Sumaila (on loan from Qadsia)[11] 11 MF  Netherlands Lorenzo Ebecilio (from APOEL)[12] 5 DF  Australia Milos Degenek (from Yokohama Marinos)[13] 21 MF  Serbia Veljko Simić (from Zemun)[14] 22 FW  Brazil Jonathan Cafu (on loan from Bordeaux)[15] — MF  Serbia Ilija Stojančić (from Grafičar Beograd, to youth team)[16] — FW  Serbia Mihajlo Đorđević (from Partizan, to youth team)[16] — GK  Serbia Luka Savić (from Sloboda Užice, to youth team)[16] — MF  Serbia Andrej Ivanović (from Jagodina, to youth team)[16] 20 MF  Serbia Goran Čaušić (from Arsenal Tula)[17][18] 17 MF  Germany Marko Marin (from Olympiacos)[17][18] 99 FW  Ghana Richmond Boakye (from Jiangsu Suning)[17][18]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 33 DF  Serbia Dušan Anđelković (retired)[19] 11 MF  Serbia Luka Adžić (to Anderlecht)[20] 40 MF  Serbia Luka Ilić (loan return to Manchester City)[21] 4 MF  France Damien Le Tallec (to Montpellier)[22] 20 MF  Netherlands Mitchell Donald (to Yeni Malatyaspor)[23][6][7][24] 1 GK  Serbia Damir Kahriman (released)[6][7] 6 MF  Serbia Uroš Račić (to Valencia)[25] 5 DF  Ghana Abraham Frimpong (to Ferencváros)[26] 98 FW  Serbia Vanja Vučićević (to Krylia Sovetov, was on loan at Spartak Subotica)[27][28][29] 41 GK  Serbia Jovan Vićić (to Mačva Šabac, was on loan at Drina Zvornik)[30][31][32] 24 DF  Serbia Slađan Rakić (to Spartak Subotica, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[3][33] 45 FW  Serbia Aleksandar Pešić (to Al-Ittihad)[34][35] — GK  Serbia Vojkan Damnjanović (to Partizan)[36] — MF  Serbia Damjan Gojkov (to Vojvodina, was on loan at Bežanija)[37][38] — MF  Serbia Andrija Luković (was on loan, now signed with Voždovac)[39][40] — DF  Serbia Aleksandar Kostić (to Bačka BP)[41] — FW  Serbia Milan Senić (to SC Düsseldorf-West, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[42][43][44] 21 MF  Serbia Filip Bainović (was on loan, now signed with Rad)[27][43][45] — FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Milan Savić (to Mechelen)[46][47] — DF  Serbia Nemanja Stojić (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[48][49] 32 GK  Serbia Aleksandar Stanković (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[3][49] 17 MF  Serbia Veljko Nikolić (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[3][49] 73 FW  Serbia Jug Stanojev (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[3][49] — MF  Serbia Viktor Živojinović (to Jedinstvo Ub, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[4][49][50] — MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Jovan Ilić (to Brodarac, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[4][49] —  Serbia Mihailo Aćimović (to Brodarac)[49] —  Serbia Vukan Đorđević (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — DF  Serbia Marko Janković (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Stefan Santrač (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] —  Serbia Damjan Drinčić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — GK  Serbia Strahinja Savić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd, was on loan at Sopot)[51][49] — MF  Serbia Željko Gavrić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — DF  Serbia Marko Kojić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — DF  Serbia Marko Konatar (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[4][49] — DF  Serbia Ranko Jokić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — MF  Serbia Miloš Z. Nikolić (loan extension to Grafičar Beograd)[4][49] — MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Stefan Kovač (loan extension to IMT)[4][49] — MF  Serbia Blagota Marković (to Zemun, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[4][16] — MF  Serbia Andrija Crnadak (to Zvezdara, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[4][16] — DF  Serbia Draško Đorđević (to Al-Mujazzal, was on loan at Bežanija)[52][16][53] — MF  Serbia Miodrag Maljković (to Trayal)[16] —  Serbia Stefan Trimanović (to Mačva Šabac)[16] — MF  Serbia Nikola Puzić (to Mačva Bogatić, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[4][54] — GK  Serbia Miloš Čupić (on loan to Zlatibor Čajetina, previously brought from OFK Beograd)[55][54] 40 MF  Serbia Stefan Cvetković (on loan to Bačka BP, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[3][56] — FW  Serbia Radivoj Bosić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[57] — MF  Russia Maksim Lada (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[57] — FW  Serbia Aleksandar Bogdanović (released)[57] — FW  Serbia Lazar Romanić (to Lamia, was on loan at Borac Čačak)[58][59][60] 49 FW  Serbia Nemanja Radonjić (to Marseille, previously brought from Roma)[61][62] — FW  Serbia Nikola Veselinović (on loan to Jedinstvo Putevi)[61] — MF  Slovakia Erik Jirka (on loan to Spartak Trnava, previously brought from the same club)[63][64] 44 DF  Brazil Zé Marcos (loan extension to Rad)[27][65] — FW  Ghana Ibrahim Tanko (on loan to Bežanija)[65] —  Serbia Marko Đurić (to Žarkovo)[65] —  Serbia Nikola Simonović (to OFK Beograd)[59] — MF  Serbia Milan Tomić (on loan to Grafičar Beograd)[59] — GK  Serbia Ilija Ćatić (on loan to IMT, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[4][59] — GK  Serbia Mateja Radosavljević (on loan to IMT)[59]

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Aleksandar Subić (loan return from Radnički Niš)[66] — DF  Montenegro Peđa Savić (loan return from Teleoptik)[67] 12 GK  Serbia Filip Kljajić (loan return from Platanias)[68] — MF  Serbia Ljubodrag Tomović (loan return from Spartak Subotica)[4] — MF  Serbia Dragan Čubra (loan return from Teleoptik)[4] 17 DF  Serbia Zlatan Šehović (loan return from Teleoptik)[4][69] — DF  Serbia Nikola Mirić (loan return from Teleoptik)[42] 9 FW  Serbia Nemanja Nikolić (from Spartak Subotica)[70] 11 FW  Cape Verde Ricardo Gomes (from Nacional)[71] 44 DF  Romania Gabriel Enache (from Rubin Kazan)[72] 6 DF  Spain Marc Valiente (from Eupen)[73] — GK  Serbia Vojkan Damnjanović (from Red Star Belgrade, to youth team)[36] 99 MF  Serbia Milan Smiljanić (from Hapoel Ashkelon)[74][45] 77 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Goran Zakarić (from Željezničar Sarajevo)[75][46] 19 MF  Montenegro Aleksandar Šćekić (from Gençlerbirliği)[76] — DF  Serbia Mihailo Ilić (from Polet Ljubić)[16]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 45 MF  Serbia Jovan Nišić (to Voždovac, was on loan at Teleoptik)[67][77] — MF  Serbia Veljko Birmančević (on loan to Čukarički, was on loan at Rad)[68][78] — MF  Serbia Filip Jović (to Napredak Kruševac, was on loan at Teleoptik)[67][79][33] 33 DF  Serbia Nemanja Antonov (loan return to Grasshopper)[80] 3 FW  Cameroon Léandre Tawamba (to Al-Taawoun)[81][82][83] — FW  Serbia Stefan Đurić (was on loan, now signed with Teleoptik)[37][36] — DF  Serbia Marko Simunović (to Teleoptik)[36] 30 DF  Serbia Milan Mitrović (to Adana Demirspor)[84] 21 MF  Serbia Marko Jevtović (to Konyaspor)[85] 85 GK  Serbia Nemanja Stevanović (on loan to Čukarički, was on loan at Rad)[68][86][41] — FW  Serbia Nikola Lakčević (loan extension to Teleoptik)[48][41] — MF  Serbia Bojan Bojić (to Radnik Surdulica)[41] 90 FW  Serbia Strahinja Jovanović (on loan to Proleter Novi Sad)[41] 5 DF  Serbia Strahinja Bošnjak (on loan to Zemun)[87] 99 FW  Serbia Đorđe Jovanović (to Lokeren)[88][89][46] — MF  Serbia Lazar Nikolić (to S.P.A.L)[90][91] —  Serbia Uroš Arsović (on loan to Jedinstvo Ub, was on loan at Radnički Obrenovac)[92][50] — DF  Serbia Jovan Vlalukin (loan extension to Teleoptik)[68][46] 34 MF  Burkina Faso Dramane Salou (on loan to Teleoptik)[46] 37 FW  Serbia Miloš Kukolj (loan extension to Budućnost Dobanovci)[68][46] — DF  Serbia Filip Antonijević (to Teleoptik)[46] — GK  Serbia Marko Lazarević (on loan to Radnički Beograd, previously brought from the same club)[45][49] — FW  Serbia Vukašin Jovković (to Grafičar Beograd)[49] — GK  Serbia Stevan Jovanović (was on loan, now signed with Jedinstvo Surčin)[67][49] — MF  Serbia Strahinja Karišić (on loan to Teleoptik, previously brought from Rad)[16] —  Serbia Mihajlo Đorđević (to Red Star Belgrade)[16] — DF  Serbia Andrej Đorđev (to Zemun)[16] — GK  Serbia Branislav Đokić (to Provo)[16] 41 GK  Serbia Aleksandar Popović (on loan to Teleoptik)[57] — FW  Serbia Andrej Ilić (to Napredak Kruševac)[57] 14 MF  Ukraine Yuri Vakulko (on loan to Arsenal Kyiv)[93][94] 51 FW  Serbia Ognjen Ožegović (on loan to Arsenal Tula)[95][96] — DF  Montenegro Ognjen Peličić (on loan to Teleoptik, previously brought from Mornar Bar)[65] — DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nemanja Vještica (on loan to Teleoptik)[65] — DF  Serbia Adnan Islamović (on loan to Žarkovo, was on loan at Teleoptik)[48][65] 20 MF  Guinea Seydouba Soumah (on loan to Maccabi Haifa)[97][98] 8 FW  Serbia Vladimir Đilas (to Jedinstvo Surčin)[18]

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 15 DF  Serbia Đorđe Crnomarković (from Javor Ivanjica)[99] 17 FW  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nermin Haskić (from Ružomberok)[100][101] 8 DF  North Macedonia Aleksandar Todorovski (from Zagłębie Lubin)[102][101] 12 GK  Serbia Ivan Bulajić (from Radnički Pirot)[102][101] 90 FW  Serbia Slađan Nikodijević (from Inđija)[103][101] 14 DF  Ukraine Taras Bondarenko (from Metalac G. M.)[103][101] 6 DF  Serbia Radovan Pankov (from Ural)[103][33] 18 FW  Montenegro Petar Grbić (from Budućnost Podgorica)[104][105] 20 MF  Montenegro Nikola Drinčić (from Čukarički)[106] 19 GK  Serbia Borivoje Ristić (from Panserraikos)[107] 98 MF  Serbia Uroš Damnjanović (from Slovan Bratislava)[108] 99 FW  Sweden Marko Mitrović (from SønderjyskE)[109] — MF  Serbia Veljko Badicović (from Timok, to youth team)[57] 77 MF  Serbia Lazar Ranđelović (on loan from, previously sold to Olympiacos)[4][110][111][65] 3 DF  Serbia Stefan Đorđević (from Catania)[112]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 19 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Aleksandar Subić (loan return to Partizan)[66] 25 FW  Serbia Milan Pavkov (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[1] 8 FW  Serbia Slaviša Stojanović (to Kerala Blasters)[113][99][114] 41 GK  Serbia Đorđe Lazović (to Kolubara)[33][65] 45 DF  Serbia Ivan Miladinović (to Sochi)[99][33][115] 22 GK  Serbia Mladen Stojiljković (to Brodarac)[33][49] 77 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Anid Travančić (released)[33] — DF  Serbia Lazar Anđelković (to Moravac Mrštane, was on loan at Radnički Pirot)[37][33][54] 14 DF  Serbia Miloš Petrović (to Lokomotiv Plovdiv)[116] 50 GK  Serbia Bojan Šaranov (to Lamia)[117] 31 MF  Serbia Dušan Lalatović (on loan to Dinamo Vranje)[41] 2 DF  Serbia Filip Stanković (on loan to Car Konstantin, was on loan at Dinamo Vranje)[41][59] — FW  Serbia Amir Zeka (to Moravica Subotinac, was on loan at Rudar Alpos)[4][118] — FW  Serbia Lazar Nikolić (to Zaplanjac, was on loan at Jedinstvo Bošnjace)[48][118] — DF  Serbia Dragomir Nikolić (to Zaplanjac)[118] —  Serbia Vuk Bulatović (to Zaplanjac)[118] 5 DF  Serbia Nikola Stevanović (on loan to Dinamo Vranje)[50] 44 DF  Serbia Radoš Bulatović (released)[50] — DF  Serbia Mihajlo Topalović (to Budućnost Popovac)[50] — MF  Serbia Mario Stojanović (to Sopot, was on loan at Car Konstantin)[37][49] — DF  Serbia Srđan Marinković (to Sinđelić Niš)[46] — FW  Serbia Mladen Radenković (to Sinđelić Niš)[46] — DF  Serbia Petar Bogdanović (on loan to Dunav Prahovo, was on loan at Timok)[4][16] 69 MF  Serbia Marko Listeš (was on loan, now signed with Car Konstantin)[4][57][59] 27 DF  Serbia Petar Ćirković (on loan to Radnički Pirot)[57] 26 DF  Serbia Vladimir Simunović (to Spartak Subotica)[61][119] 32 GK  Serbia Milorad Kojić (on loan to Jedinstvo Bošnjace)[65] 23 MF  Serbia Dušan Mićić (to Proleter Novi Sad)[65] — DF  Serbia Mladen Mitrović (released)[120] —  Serbia Branislav Mladenović (to Pukovac)[121]

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — FW  Serbia Marko Varga (loan return from Indeks Novi Sad, to youth team)[4] — FW  Serbia Aleksa Stjepanović (loan return from SFS Borac Paraćin)[4] — MF  Serbia Strahinja Lukić (loan return from Bačka 1901)[4] — FW  Serbia Mihailo Mihailović (loan return from Bačka 1901)[4] 24 MF  North Macedonia Benjamin Demir (from Skopje)[122][123] 1 GK  Serbia Nikola Perić (from Vojvodina)[124] 27 DF  Serbia Slađan Rakić (from Red Star Belgrade)[33] 9 FW  Serbia Dejan Đenić (from Zemun)[33] 31 MF  Serbia Milan Marčić (from Javor Ivanjica)[33] 26 MF  Serbia Andrija Milić (from Jagodina)[33] 77 FW  Ghana Samuel Afum (free, last with Wadi Degla)[125] 39 MF  Chinese Taipei Tim Chow (from Ross County)[50] 55 DF  Ukraine Serhiy Kulynych (from Olimpik Donetsk)[126] 23 FW  Serbia Nemanja Obradović (from Honka)[61][119] 30 DF  Serbia Vladimir Simunović (from Radnički Niš)[119] 17 FW  Montenegro Stefan Denković (from Sutjeska Nikšić)[119] 28 MF  Nigeria Bassey Inyang Howells (from Al-Suwaiq)[18]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player —  Serbia Marko Stojak (loan return to Vojvodina)[4] 24 FW  Serbia Vanja Vučićević (loan return to Red Star Belgrade)[27] 35 MF  Senegal Cheikhou Dieng (loan return to İstanbul Başakşehir)[127] — MF  Serbia Ljubodrag Tomović (loan return to Partizan)[4] 9 FW  Serbia Nemanja Nikolić (to Partizan)[70] 33 MF  Ecuador Jainer Medina (released)[128] 30 DF  Serbia Aranđel Stojković (to Vojvodina)[129] 70 FW  Serbia Sava Petrov (to Westerlo)[130] 16 MF  Serbia Marko Pantić (to Bačka BP, was on loan at ČSK Čelarevo)[4][33][131] — DF  Serbia Boško Gajić (to Omladinac Novi Banovci, was on loan at Inđija)[4][33][49] — DF  Serbia Ivan Tomac (to Radnički Sremska Mitrovica)[33][118] 23 MF  Serbia Mile Savković (to Jagiellonia Białystok)[132][133] — MF  Serbia Aleksa Matić (to Smederevo, previously brought from Budućnost Dobanovci)[33][50] — DF  Serbia Nemanja Lazić (on loan to Tisa Adorjan)[50] 20 FW  Serbia Bogdan Stamenković (was on loan, now signed with Bratstvo Prigrevica)[4][49] 13 FW  Serbia Igor Antunić (to Radnički 1912, was on loan at Bačka 1901)[4][50] 26 FW  Montenegro Filip Vorotović (to Iskra Danilovgrad)[46][134] 66 DF  Montenegro Nikola Popović (on loan to Mornar Bar)[135] 27 DF  Serbia Dimitrije Tomović (to Hajduk Kula, was on loan at Proleter Novi Sad)[4][46] — DF  Serbia Vojislav Stanaćev (to Bačka Pačir)[46] 17 MF  Serbia Milivoj Krmar (loan return from Bačka 1901)[4][46] 22 MF  Serbia Predrag Medić (loan extension to Bačka 1901)[4][46] 14 MF  Serbia Nemanja Matijević (on loan to Bačka 1901)[4][46] — GK  Serbia Dino Žužo (on loan to Vinogradar, was on loan at Bačka 1901)[4][46] — DF  Serbia Sergej Budimir (on loan to Vinogradar)[46] — DF  Serbia Lazar Kaurin (on loan to Vinogradar)[46] — MF  Serbia Aleksandar Mirkonj (on loan to Vinogradar)[46] — MF  Serbia Pavle Stojanović (on loan to Vinogradar)[46] —  Serbia Slaviša Todorović (to Preporod)[46] —  Serbia Nenad Sredojević (to Cement)[46] — DF  Serbia Ensar Brunčević (on loan to Jošanica)[49] —  Serbia Uroš Dakić (on loan to Tekstilac Odžaci)[49] — FW  Serbia Davor Vuković (to Bačka 1901)[49] — MF  Serbia Kristijan Poturica (to Bačka 1901, was on loan at Bačka Pačir)[4][49] 16 MF  Serbia Jovan Lazić (on loan to Bačka 1901)[16] — DF  Serbia Luka Đurović (to Bačka Pačir, was on loan at OFK Odžaci)[4][54] —  Serbia Risto Ristić (to Bačka 1901)[54] 1 GK  Serbia Bojan Jović (to Bačka 1901)[54] 28 FW  Serbia Ognjen Đuričin (to Vojvodina)[136] — GK  Serbia Vojin Stajković (on loan to Hajduk Kula)[61] —  Serbia Nemanja Tomić (was on loan, now signed with Sloga Temerin)[4][65] — MF  Serbia Slavko Milutinov (to Tekstilac Odžaci)[65] 19 FW  Serbia Stefan Šormaz (on loan to Bačka 1901)[65] — GK  Serbia Mario Janković (on loan to Vinogradar)[59] — FW  Serbia Luka Belić (to Nestos Chrysoupoli)[137][138]

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  Serbia Filip Damjanović (loan return from IMT)[4] 24 MF  Serbia Stefan Purtić (loan return from Radnički Obrenovac)[4] 28 MF  Serbia Jovica Blagojević (loan return from Radnički Obrenovac)[4] 5 DF  Serbia Božidar Veličković (from Dinamo Pančevo)[139] 10 MF  Serbia Jovan Nišić (from Partizan)[77] 17 DF  Serbia Bojan Kovačević (from Inđija)[140] 19 DF  Serbia Nikola Mikić (from Manisaspor)[141] 11 MF  Serbia Marko Zoćević (from Borac Čačak)[142] 55 DF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Branko Ostojić (from Doxa Drama)[143] 32 FW  Serbia Aleksandar Jevtić (free, last with Pattaya United)[144] 20 MF  Serbia Andrija Luković (was on loan, now signed from Red Star Belgrade)[39][40] 31 GK  Serbia Marko Ilić (from Vojvodina)[46] 27 DF  Serbia Marko Jovanović (from AEL)[145] 88 MF  Serbia Lazar Zličić (from Vojvodina)[146] 16 FW  Serbia Luka Milunović (from Aris)[147][18] — MF  Serbia Jezdimir Nedeljković (from Rabotnički)[65]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  Serbia Luka Gojković (loan return to BSK Borča)[4] 33 FW  Sweden Andrej Simeunović (to IFK Malmö)[148][149] 16 MF  Serbia Marko Pavlovski (to Varzim)[148][150] 17 DF  Serbia Miloš Stojanović (to Bežanija)[148][65] 7 FW  Serbia Miloš Stanković (to Radnik Surdulica)[148][151] — MF  Serbia Luka Maksimović (to Metalac G. M.)[152][28] 41 DF  Serbia Mihailo Jovanović (to Neman Grodno)[153][154] 11 FW  Montenegro Mihailo Perović (to Budućnost Podgorica)[153][155] — MF  Serbia Mihailo Oreščanin (to Budućnost Dobanovci, was on loan at Radnički Obrenovac)[51][33][46] 5 DF  Serbia Marko Gajić (to Olimpija Ljubljana)[156] 19 DF  Montenegro Darko Bulatović (to Sutjeska Nikšić)[36][157] 27 MF  Serbia Nebojša Gavrić (to Bačka BP)[158] —  Bosnia and Herzegovina Aleksa Mrđa (to Lokomotiva Železnik)[118] 9 FW  Serbia Marko Pavićević (to OFK Titograd)[159] —  Serbia Marko Ćirić (to Sinđelić Beograd)[50] —  Serbia Andrija Zakoč (to Zlatibor Čajetina)[50] 16 MF  Serbia Vasilije Janjić (on loan to Sinđelić Beograd, previously bought from OFK Beograd)[153][46] 1 GK  Serbia Stefan Čupić (released)[46] 12 GK  Montenegro Maksim Milović (to San Fernando)[160] 15 MF  Serbia Vladan Vidaković (on loan to Radnički Obrenovac)[46] — MF  Serbia Radovan Avram (loan extension to GSP Polet Dorćol)[4][49] — MF  Serbia Predrag Budimir (to Lokomotiva Železnik)[49] — DF  Serbia Vladimir Arsović (to Radnički Beograd)[49] — FW  Serbia Almir Eminović (to Omladinac Novi Banovci)[49] — GK  Serbia Stefan Milinković (to Železničar Lajkovac)[16] —  Serbia Uroš Vuković (to Sereď, was on loan at GSP Polet Dorćol)[4][54][161] 4 DF  Serbia Marko Mirkailo (to Temnić)[61] 26 MF  Serbia Nikola Srećković (to Vojvodina)[162] —  Serbia Jovan Velev (to Zemun)[65] —  Serbia Kosta Igić (to Dunav Stari Banovci)[65] —  Serbia Aleksa Stegnjaić (to Heroj Polet, was on loan at BSK Borča)[48][59] —  Serbia Mihailo Rafailović (to BASK)[18]

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 11 FW  Serbia Marko Šarić (loan return from IMT)[4] 33 MF  Serbia Aleksandar Đorđević (loan return from IMT)[4] 32 FW  Serbia Kosta Aleksić (from Bečej)[163] 14 MF  Serbia Veljko Birmančević (on loan from Partizan)[78] 28 MF  Bosnia and Herzegovina Nenad Kiso (from Zemun)[164][41] 42 GK  Serbia Nemanja Stevanović (on loan from Partizan)[86][41] — GK  Serbia Aleksandar Knežević (loan extension from Apolon Kovači)[4][16] — DF  Serbia Aleksa Denić (on loan from Kiker, to youth team)[65]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player 20 MF  Greece Nemanja Milojević (to Vojvodina)[163][165] 9 FW  Ivory Coast Ismaël Béko Fofana (to Vojvodina)[163][166] — FW  Montenegro Staniša Mandić (was on loan, now signed with Sogndal)[167][168] 12 GK  Serbia Aleksandar Kirovski (to Vardar)[169][170] — MF  Serbia Luka Zorić (to IMT, was on loan at Grafičar Beograd)[51][33][49] 11 MF  Serbia Petar Milić (to OFK Beograd)[41][16] 44 MF  Montenegro Dušan Lagator (to Sochi, was on loan at Dynamo Saint Petersburg)[171][172] 2 DF  Serbia Sava Radić (on loan to Bečej)[173][43] 42 FW  Serbia Ivan Jovanović (to Radnički Beograd)[43][49] 31 DF  Serbia Đorđe Bašanović (to Zemun)[43][174] 8 MF  Montenegro Nikola Drinčić (to Radnički Niš)[106] — MF  Serbia Živorad Arnautović (to Rad, was on loan at Internacional)[46] — MF  Serbia Luka Dimitrijević (to Rad)[46] — GK  Serbia Nikola Sremčević (to Radnički Kragujevac)[46] — DF  Serbia Đorđe Šošević (loan extension to IMT)[4][49] — FW  Serbia Luka Ristivojević (on loan to IMT, was on loan at Zlatibor Čajetina)[4][49] — DF  Serbia Marko Ilić (on loan to IMT)[49] 12 GK  Serbia Đorđe Petrović (on loan to IMT)[49] — MF  Ghana Obeng Regan (to Istra 1961, was on loan at Inter Zaprešić)[175][176] — DF  Serbia Mihajlo Kovačević (on loan to Internacional)[16]

In: Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 8 MF  Serbia Enver Alivodić (from Apollon Smyrni)[177] 5 DF  Serbia Marko Marinković (from Borac Čačak)[79] 21 MF  Serbia Filip Jović (from Partizan)[79] 67 FW  Cameroon Regis Samuel Baha (free, last with