The Red and Black footballers are in fantastic form ahead of the first national team gathering of the year. Even in the past week, Albanian National Team footballers playing in foreign leagues have excelled with their clubs, being key figures with goals and assists.

Myrto Uzuni had a remarkable match with Granada against Real Sociedad. The Red and Black attacker scored two goals in the first half. Firstly, in the 21st minute from a penalty, and then in added time of the first half (45+3), giving Granada the lead again. Despite this, Real Sociedad won the game 3-2, while Uzuni was rated as the best player of the match with a score of 8.1 from the specialized statistics website Sofascore.

Sokol Cikalleshi also scored two goals in the match between Konyaspor and Adana Demirspor. The Albanian National Team attacker broke the deadlock from the penalty spot in the 9th minute and scored again from 11 meters in the 45th minute. The match ended in a 2-2 draw, and Sokol Cikalleshi was announced the player of the match, rated 8.3 by Sofascore.

Rey Manaj also scored in the Turkish league. The Red and Black attacker scored a splendid goal from the penalty spot, marking his 15th goal in the championship while wearing Sivasspor’s jersey.

The captain of the Albanian National Team, Berat Gjimshiti, had a fantastic performance in the match against Juventus. The Red and Black  central defender provided the assist for the equalizing goal scored by Koopmeiners in the 75th minute. At the end of the match, Gjimshiti was evaluated as the best player on Atalanta’s side with a rating of 7.3 from Sofascore.

Armando Broja was also a standout player this week in the Premier League, providing an assist in Fulham’s match against Wolves. The Albanian National Team attacker came on in the 80th minute when the score was 2-0 for Wolves, and in added time, Broja assisted Iwobi to narrow the gap.

Hopeful striker Cristian Shpendi continues to be unstoppable in the Italian Serie C, scoring two goals in the match against Carrarese. Cesena won 3-2 in the end, topping the table with 74 points, while Cristian Shpendi reached 19 goals in the championship.

 Ardian Ismajli, Ivan Balliu, Berat Gjimshiti, Arlind Ajeti, Frederic Veseli, Ylber Ramadani, Anis Mehmeti, Qazim Laçi, Nedim Bajrami, Arbnor Muja, and Mirlind Daku also featured in the match played, while substitutes such as Mario Mitaj, Kristjan Asllani, Keidi Bare, Marash Kumbulla, and Klaus Gjasula also made contributions.

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