Tirana has a squad that combines players from different countries, but also players who hold more than one citizenship. According to the current squad list, the white and blue team has 15 foreign or dual-citizenship players, creating a group with broad international representation.
This list includes players from Kosovo, Croatia, Gambia, Sweden, Equatorial Guinea, Spain, North Macedonia, Argentina, Slovakia, Costa Rica and Germany. Some of them also have Albanian citizenship, which distinguishes them from footballers who represent only one foreign nationality.
KOSOVARIA AND ALBANIANS – An important part of this list comes from Kosovo. Visar Bekaj, Leonat Vitija, Bernard Berisha and Drilon Hazrollaj are the Kosovar footballers included in the Tirana squad. Bekaj and Berisha also have Albanian citizenship, ranking among the players with dual citizenship.
Alongside them, Erdon Daci and Etienne Tare also have Albanian citizenship in their profiles, in addition to that of North Macedonia and Germany, respectively. This group also includes Joseph Kollej, who has Gambian and Swedish citizenship.
INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATION – In addition to players from Kosovo and those with dual citizenship, Tirana has players from several other countries on the team. Croatia is represented by Patrik Stanić and Tomislav Kish, while North Macedonia is represented by Bojan Ilievski.
The list also includes Basilio Ndong from Equatorial Guinea, Hugo Fresneda from Spain, Luçiano Vera from Argentina, Patrik Myslovic from Slovakia and Freddy Álvarez from Costa Rica. This composition shows that Tirana has chosen to build a team with a diverse national profile, where Albanian footballers and those with ties to Albania coexist with players from different continents and championships.
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