Albanians abroad

With memories of the golden years (80's) of the albanian football still fresh on her mind, Albania is now attempting to recreate its strong football legacy. As young players start making their names abroad, the future is looking bright for Albanian football!

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Dallku
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Inter must be seeing a lot of potential in him because they are kinda overpaying. 14 million for a kid who only played 5 months of pro football is a lot.

It's up to him to prove them right.
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Dallku wrote: Thu Jun 16, 2022 2:29 pm Inter must be seeing a lot of potential in him because they are kinda overpaying. 14 million for a kid who only played 5 months of pro football is a lot.

It's up to him to prove them right.
In todays market ? That’s nothing
Dallku
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Ardit Krymi ---- > Belarussian club

Seferi is wanted by Azerbaijani clubs

Hoxhallari close to some Romanian club

These are some of the best Albanian leaguers. See a pattern?
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Dallku wrote: Thu Jun 16, 2022 3:56 pm Ardit Krymi ---- > Belarussian club

Seferi is wanted by Azerbaijani clubs

Hoxhallari close to some Romanian club

These are some of the best Albanian leaguers. See a pattern?
I can’t see it, they’re great players and we should call up more of them
artan
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Dallku wrote: Thu Jun 16, 2022 3:56 pm Ardit Krymi ---- > Belarussian club

Seferi is wanted by Azerbaijani clubs

Hoxhallari close to some Romanian club

These are some of the best Albanian leaguers. See a pattern?
Always has. Bregu last year was the best player in the Superliga to only sign for a Turkish mid table second division club. Our best youth player from Albania in recent memory (Muci) is struggling a bit in Poland.

Esat Mala couldn’t even past trials for his Turkish club last year. Cinari, Abazaj and Hakaj are all bench players in the Turkish second division. These are some of the better Superliga players..
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Dallku wrote: Thu Jun 16, 2022 3:56 pm Ardit Krymi ---- > Belarussian club

Seferi is wanted by Azerbaijani clubs

Hoxhallari close to some Romanian club

These are some of the best Albanian leaguers. See a pattern?
The end result of Duka's 20year reign over our football. It will only get worse.
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Plako wrote: Fri Jun 17, 2022 2:25 pm
Dallku wrote: Thu Jun 16, 2022 3:56 pm Ardit Krymi ---- > Belarussian club

Seferi is wanted by Azerbaijani clubs

Hoxhallari close to some Romanian club

These are some of the best Albanian leaguers. See a pattern?
The end result of Duka's 20year reign over our football. It will only get worse.
The result of our country being run by corrupt guys over this period.

Just shows how diaspora and their kids have gone abroad and our only decent players are from their. In that period there hasn’t been 1 Albanian trained by an Albanian team that has made it. It’s a shame.

And when this generation have kids and their children start to forget their heritage, you’ll see how bad we really are .
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You guys have to keep in mind though Albanians are considered extracommunical in EU, so whoever doesn’t have a EU passport is very hard for a team to take them over the Latin Americans. Once we join EU, then we should see a spike in home based players playing in the upper leagues. I know both Sadiku and Cika were close to joining Seria A teams in their prime, but both moves failed bc of that rule, which sucks.
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The most talented Albania product is Muci and you can see how he interprets the game like a complete amateur. Doesn't know when or where to pass, no awareness, little effort and walking on the pitch (because that's all they do in Albania).
Dallku
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Klejdi1023 wrote: Fri Jun 17, 2022 3:41 pm You guys have to keep in mind though Albanians are considered extracommunical in EU, so whoever doesn’t have a EU passport is very hard for a team to take them over the Latin Americans. Once we join EU, then we should see a spike in home based players playing in the upper leagues. I know both Sadiku and Cika were close to joining Seria A teams in their prime, but both moves failed bc of that rule, which sucks.
Only problem is that most of these guys are failing in terrible leagues.
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