KS Kamza

FK Kamza
Full name Klubi Sportiv Dajti Kamëz
Founded 1940
Ground Fusha Sportive Kamëz, Kamëz, Albania
(Capacity: 5,500)
Chairman Naim Qarri
Manager Ernest Gjoka
League Albanian Superliga
2010-2011 2nd Albanian First Division
Home colours
Away colours

Klubi Sportiv Kamza is an Albanian football club based in the town of Kamëz in the District of Tirana. The club is currently participating in the Albanian First Division for the third season in row after being promoted from the Albanian Second Division in 2007. In 2009, the club renamed themselves from KS Dajti to "KF Kamza".

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History

The club was formed on 10 September 1936.[1]

Kamza achieved promotion to the Albanian Superliga for the first time in its 75 year history following a 4-1 victory over local rivals Partizani Tirana on 4 May 2011 with goals from Klevis Dalipi, Ermal Kenga and a brace from Andi Lame.[2] The following day at a packed Kamëz Stadium, promotion was celebrated, commemorating the history of the club and the historic achievement.[1]

Stadium

The club currently play its home games at the Kamëz Stadium in the centre of Kamëz. The stadiums seating capacity is under 1000 but attendances have reached greater than 5000.

Achievements

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player
1 GK Mario Bytyçi
GK Egland Haxho
MF Marjan Belčev
DF Ardit Beqiri
DF Rahman Hallaci
DF Arben Likmeta
DF Arber Malaj
DF Henri Ndreka
DF Fatjon Tafaj
22 MF Enri Tafaj
MF Ardian Beqiri
MF Ermal Gega
No. Position Player
MF Sokol Ishka
MF Artan Karapici
MF Gentian Manuka (on loan from Kavala)
MF Gledi Mici
MF Arlind Xaka
MF Arber Capa
DF Ermal Kënga
9 FW Klevis Dalipi
FW Peter Taye Oladotun
FW Eleandro Pema
FW Edison Qafa
FW January Zyambo

Notable players

  • Reinhard Abdi
  • Arbër Aliu
  • Mirjan Begaj
  • Shyqyri Bylyku
  • Aulent Guri
  • Kresnik Ivanaj
  • Ariel Jareci
  • Marenglen Kapaj
  • Erind Lleshi
   
  • Abilio
  • Marcelo Brachini
  • Tony
  • Jakob "Jay-Kay" Apuary

Notable managers

 
  • Petrit Haxhia
  • Përparim Daiu
  • Sinan Bardhi
  • Arbën Fështi

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