As of July 2026, Zisis Vryzas, who recently assumed a key role at APOEL, is actively implementing a new football planning strategy for the club. Working in close coordination with head coach Nikos Papadopoulos, the focus has shifted toward acquiring players with proven experience, specifically those familiar with the Greek football mentality and the professional requirements set by both Vryzas and Papadopoulos. The club is operating under a defined financial framework while aiming to build a team with a distinct competitive identity.

Recent transfer developments have seen both successes and setbacks. The team is currently holding training sessions in the Netherlands to prepare for the upcoming season. While the club successfully secured a major signing for the number ten position, negotiations for player Barak were recently reported as unsuccessful, and a potential transfer involving Rares Ilie did not materialize. The club is currently navigating these changes as part of a targeted effort to improve overall quality.

Following the structural changes in the management, the club is prioritizing a more professional and analytical approach to squad building. These developments come after several weeks of assessment by Vryzas, who is attempting to instill a new logic into the team’s operations. The club is continuing its preparations ahead of the new championship season.