The quiet work at Skënderbeu, the attack in question, and concerns about the new season

Strong winds of change are blowing at Skënderbeu, but not necessarily in the right direction, as the team faces a difficult situation in the attacking department. What initially seemed like a routine transfer update is turning into a real hemorrhage of departures.

After the confirmed exits of Rashica and Nikaj, two key contributors to last season’s offense, two more major departures loom on the horizon. Nasr and Bismark are also almost certainly leaving, according to sources close to the club.

If this happens, Skënderbeu will be left practically without a genuine striker in the squad — a scenario that seemed unbelievable just a few weeks ago.

Without an attacking core and with the new season approaching rapidly, the situation looks more than alarming.

Unlike previous years, this time there appear to be no ready alternatives within the team, so the club is forced to intervene strongly in the transfer market. The management has already begun contacts with several players, both in the domestic and foreign markets, in an effort to fill the created void.

Sources close to the club reveal that the search is focused on young players with the profile of a classic center forward but also flexible enough to play on the wings. The strategy is clear: to build an attacking unit from scratch but without compromising quality. It won’t be easy, as the market is narrow and time is limited, but the need is more urgent than ever.

If immediate measures are not taken, Skënderbeu risks entering the new season with one of the weakest attacking lines of recent years, a risk that could affect not only results but also team morale and fans’ expectations.

The coming weeks will be decisive; the management is aware of the situation and has started a race against time to strengthen the squad. The question now is: will they manage to build a respectable attacking unit in time for the start of the championship?

“KORÇA BOOM”