Veres Rivne was actively working on the transfer market this summer and identified Bleron Krasniqi, a Schalke academy graduate, as the main candidate for the attacking midfielder role. Krasniqi visited Ukraine with his family, got acquainted with the club's conditions, and talked to the coaching staff. However, the transfer did not materialize as Krasniqi chose another club.

Veres is contemplating the acquisition of 22-year-old attacking midfielder Bleron Krasniqi from the Austrian club Kapfenberg. The club is keeping a close watch on the player, with both the coaching staff and club scouts providing positive feedback on his playing profile. According to Kosovan sources, Krasniqi is considered a 'lost talent of the generation,' suggesting he might have the opportunity to revive his career in the Ukrainian Premier League (UPL) after experiencing a difficult period. Krasniqi, who emerged from the Schalke academy, made his debut for Schalke's first team in the 2. Bundesliga against Hamburg, although he only participated in that one match for the German second division. After his time in Germany, he played for Schalke's reserve team and was loaned out to Berliner. In 2024, he moved to Kapfenberg, where he has made 21 appearances and netted 2 goals in the Austrian championship.