Swansea City's preparations for the new season have begun, with the club set to receive an unexpected boost from the return of youngster Filip Lissah. The 21-year-old defender has been on loan at Scottish side Falkirk, where he has impressed with his performances, including a 'colossal' display against Celtic in January. Lissah's stock has risen significantly, and he was recently named Falkirk's Young Player of the Year. Vitor Matos, the Swansea City manager, has hinted that Lissah will be given a chance to push for a first-team place when he returns to the club. Matos said, 'He's having a really good season there, and that's always one of the aims of sending players on loan, so they can have experience and improve their game-time.' Lissah's versatility could help solve a couple of issues for Matos, particularly in the right-back and left-back positions. The Czech Republic under-21 international has shown he is capable of playing in various positions, which could make him a valuable asset for the team. With the summer transfer window approaching, Swansea City is expected to be active in the market, but the return of Lissah could be one of the most significant signings for the club. The youngster's experience at Falkirk has prepared him well for the challenges of the Championship, and he will be eager to prove himself at Swansea City. As the team gears up for the new season, the return of Lissah is a welcome boost, and fans will be eager to see how he performs under Matos. The Swansea City manager has made it clear that he believes in giving young players a chance, and Lissah will be hoping to take advantage of this opportunity. With the club's pre-season training camp in Austria just around the corner, Lissah will have the perfect chance to impress Matos and stake his claim for a first-team spot.