The 2026–27 Serbian SuperLiga season, which began in July with 14 teams, will automatically relegate four clubs at its conclusion to shrink the top flight to 12 sides from 2027–28. Early standings after roughly 10 matches show promoted sides Zemun and Mačva anchored near the bottom with minimal points and poor goal differences, while Radnički Niš, OFK Beograd, and Čukarički also occupy lower positions amid inconsistent results. Red Star Belgrade leads comfortably, followed by Vojvodina, but mid-table clubs like Partizan face pressure to stabilize form quickly. The split into championship and relegation rounds later in the campaign will intensify the battle for survival among teams with limited resources and recent promotion challenges.