To prepare for their first Maltese Premier League campaign, Qormi brought in ten new signings and gave a new look to the club's image.

In a press release, the club's committee expressed its aim to stay in top flight and possibly even making it to the Championship Pool.

After the departure of Camilo and other players, as well as coaches Jesmond Zerafa and Vincent Carbonaro, Qormi faced a difficult season the year after.

Season 2010–11 saw Qormi retaining Stefan Giglio and Matthew Bartolo, and acquiring the services of George Mallia, Belgian Jason Vandelannoite, Nigerian Abubakar Bello-Osagie, South Korean Kang Ho-Jung in the first half of the season, and Brazilian Josue, Greek Christos Karamanolis, Guinea-Bissau Ibraima Sumaila Vaz Sani, and most notably, the Maltese national football team captain Michael Mifsud, in the second half of the season.

Also notable was the change in technical staff at the beginning of the season, with Stephen Azzopardi heading the team.

The club kept on struggling to avoid relegation, while enthusiasm for football in the city of Qormi began to wane.

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