Jakub Myszor, once seen as a promising talent, has made a permanent move to Albanian club KF Teuta. Having earned a stable position at Cracovia with almost 60 matches to his name, his January transfer to Raków Częstochowa turned out to be unwise, as he participated in just five games for them. His prospects remained unchanged even after he returned from a loan spell at Ruch Chorzów. Despite rumors of him joining another Ekstraklasa team, he opted for an unexpected move abroad. KF Teuta, who finished sixth in the Albanian league last season, announced the signing of Myszor on a one-year contract. The financial terms of the deal for Raków remain undisclosed.

Jakub Myszor will permanently leave Raków Częstochowa and continue his career in Albania by joining KF Teuta. Despite showing promise at Cracovia, Myszor did not receive many opportunities at Raków Częstochowa and was loaned to Ruchu Chorzów, where he played regularly but did not impress significantly. He returned to Raków, but it was clear he had no chance under coach Marek Papszun, as evidenced by his training with the reserve team. The transfer is reported by Jarosław Kłak.

Jakub Myszor, a 23-year-old Polish attacking midfielder, may leave Raków Częstochowa soon as there is no place for him in the team. Although he was expected to be the future of the club, he has not convinced coach Marek Papszun. It is uncertain whether he will find a place in the Ekstraklasa or its lower division. His contract with Raków is set to expire on December 31, 2025, and his market value is currently estimated by Transfermarkt to be €300k.