Exclusive! We Reveal the Report from the Partizan Board Meeting When Čakar Was Fired: Rasim Ljajić Was 'Spitting Fire'
Poor spring results, disastrous preparations in Antalya, after which Partizan continued the season as a broken team, losing first place and jeopardizing second, influenced the black and whites to change two coaches in just a few weeks.
TL;DR
- Partizan's board meeting on March 9, 2026, reviewed the team's performance, focusing on pre-season preparations and the first six league matches.
- The pre-season in Antalya was described as disastrous, with insufficient training, few matches, and multiple player injuries.
- In the first six league games, Partizan secured only 7 points from a possible 18, with a goal difference of 6-11, leading to a loss of first place.
- The team exhibited very poor play and questionable physical fitness, notably failing to score in the second half of any of these matches and conceding 8 goals in second halves.
- The board concluded that immediate actions are necessary to halt the negative trend and stabilize the team, leading to the termination of coaching contracts.