Bylisi, although currently in a break and in a quiet public phase, has already started to build a strategy for the new season, with the main aim of preserving the core of the team that closed the last edition. The Malakastrio leaders, as is known, through long-term contracts signed with the players, aim to guarantee stability and continuity in the club's project. It is now a consolidated practice how Bylisi operates in every transfer market.

A significant portion of the local and foreign footballers who wear the Malakastro jersey sign three-year cooperation agreements. This approach is not only related to guaranteeing financial obligations, but above all to creating a stable and timely basis for the continuity of the team. The managers aim to intervene during the summer transfer window only with selected and quality approaches, which will serve to complete the organic and increase competition in every department of the field.

Another point that is awaited with interest is the decision on the technical staff, which must be adapted to the major objectives of the club, but also to the long-term strategy of Bylis i Ballsh. It is not yet clear whether the staff that ended last season will be confirmed or if the club will choose a new direction on the bench. In the coming days, an official position is expected from the Malakastri club, which will clarify more about the progress of the project and the first concrete decisions of the transfer market.

Importantly, the club's strategy is built on clear ideas, with the declared objective of returning to the elite of Albanian football. At the same time, the club hopes to benefit financially from sales or loans made during the January transfer window. In Ballsh, concrete moves are expected to begin in the first days of next month, with the focus on returns from loans, departures of players who have not made a difference, and those whose contracts with the Malakastri club have expired.