The 2020–21 season was Football Club Prishtina's 21st consecutive season in the top flight of Kosovar football. In addition to the domestic league, Prishtina will participate in this season's editions of the Kosovar Cup, the Kosovar Supercup, and the UEFA Europa League. This season covers the period from July 2020 to June 2021.
Season overview July and August On 31 July 2020, Albanian midfielder Ardit Hila resigned.
On 5 August 2020, Pristina loaned only for European competition matches from Trepça'89, the former Kosovo U21 midfielder Muharrem Jashari.
On 6 August 2020, Prishtina announced the departure of Labinot Ibrahimi and Ergyn Ahmeti.
On 7 August 2020, Prishtina announced were three footballers and four members of the team staff tested positive for coronavirus.
On 8 August 2020, Prishtina announced the signing of Besnik Krasniqi from Ballkani.
On 9 August 2020, the draw for Europa League was held and Prishtina were drawn against Gibraltarian side Lincoln Red Imps.
On 10 August 2020, Prishtina announced the signing of Behar Maliqi from Llapi. The following day on 11 August, Prishtina announced the signing of Albin Prapashtica from 2 Korriku.
On 18 August 2020, On the day of the UEFA Europa League preliminary round match against Gibraltarian side Lincoln Red Imps confirmed eight infected with coronavirus, A few hours after the confirmation, the teams get ready to play and publish the formations, Prishtina published a half formation with many absences and only three substitutes, but the Gibraltarian authorities stopped the match and forced Prishtina to leave the country.
On 19 August 2020, Prishtina announced the signing of Mërgim Pefqeli from Llapi. In same day, UEFA decides on the continuation of the postponed match against Gibraltarian side Lincoln Red Imps, but on the condition that in the composition of the team are players who have not been to Gibraltar. A few hours later, Prishtina announced that with the approval of UEFA loaned 23 players from the Superleague and First League teams, these players would be part of replacement squad that will travel back to Gibraltar.
Squad information Current squad
Other players under contract
Transfers In NationPlayerTransferred fromTypeDateSource13DFArt Maloku VëllaznimiEnd of loan17FWAlban Shillova DrenicaEnd of loan33MFJon Bajgora UlpianaEnd of loan—DFAgon Xhaka Besa PejëEnd of loan—MFRamush Ramadani UlpianaEnd of loan—MFTrimron Selimi UlpianaEnd of loan—FWLis Ahmeti 2 KorrikuEnd of loan22DFBesnik Krasniqi BallkaniFree transfer34FWAlbin Prapashtica 2 KorrikuFree transfer88MFBehar Maliqi LlapiFree transfer—MFMërgim Pefqeli LlapiFree transfer
Out NationPlayerTransferred fromTypeDateSource88MFArdit Hila GjilaniFree transfer—GKLaurit Behluli KikaLoan18MFErgyn Ahmeti DritaFree transfer22DFLabinot Ibrahimi ArbëriaFree transfer
Loan for European competition matches NationPlayerLoaned fromTypeDateSourceInOut18MFMuharrem Jashari Trepça'89Normal loan—GKArdit Nika FlamurtariUrgent loan forreplacement squad—GKFlorian Smakiqi Feronikeli—GKGiacomo Nava Llapi—DFBujar Idrizi Llapi—DFElvis Prençi Llapi—DFGentrit Dumani Flamurtari—DFIlir Berisha Feronikeli—DFLapidar Lladrovci Feronikeli—DFPërparim Osmani Drenica—DFYll Hoxha Feronikeli—MFAlbert Dabiqaj Feronikeli—MFArbnor Muja Trepça'89—MFDonat Hasanaj Flamurtari—MFKastriot Selmani Llapi—MFKushtrim Gashi Ballkani—MFLassine Traoré Trepça'89—MFMentor Zhdrella Llapi—MFMërgim Boshnjaku Flamurtari—FWAdem Maliqi Flamurtari—FWArdian Muja Trepça'89—FWErmal Krasniqi Ballkani—FWLeart Emini Trepça'89—FWMendurim Hoti Feronikeli—FWValmir Veliu Llapi
Competitions Overview
Football Superleague of Kosovo
Standings
Matches
UEFA Europa League
References
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