Milo FC

The club had difficulties securing victories upon its return to the top flight, drawing all five of its initial matches. The first win came on the 6th matchday of the Guinée Championnat National with a score of 2-1 against CI Kamsar. The 15th matchday ended in a goalless draw against Éléphants de Coleah. The second victory was obtained on the 16th matchday, defeating Satellite FC of Ratoma 1-0. After 20 matchdays, Milo FC found itself at the bottom of the league table with 14 points, just one point above the first relegation spot held by Atlético and four points behind the first non-relegation spot, occupied by SAG. A 2-1 victory against the ASFAG brought Milo FC within 3 points of SAG. The club struggled to maintain its top-flight status and was relegated back to the second division after finishing in the penultimate position in the 2017-2018 championship.

Following the relegation, Sékou Keïta, the club's top scorer in the top division with 15 goals across all competitions, left the club to join Ligue 1 Pro side Horoya AC.

The club began with a narrow victory at home against RCCK (1-0). After 8 matches, Milo FC sat in 5th place in the championship with 12 points. By the 10th matchday, the team from Kankan climbed to the 4th position with 16 points, trailing behind Flamme Olympique (20 points), Manden FC (19 points), and Étoile de Guinée (18 points). During the 12th matchday, the Milo-Manden FC match ended in a 1-0 victory for the home team.[3] The referee terminated the match in the 71st minute due to Manden FC supporters invading the field following the disallowed equalizing goal (deemed irregular by the referee). Manden FC from Siguiri received a fine of 3 million Guinean francs from the federation. In the return leg, Milo FC players left the field in Siguiri after conceding a penalty in the 78th minute while trailing 1-0. The final matchday saw an away defeat to the second-promoted Ligue 1 Pro side, Loubha FC, with a score of 2-0.[4]