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FC Dinamo City

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Albanian football club

Football club
FC Dinamo City
Full nameFootball Club Dinamo City
Nickname(s)Dinamovitët
Blutë
Nëndetësja Blu
Founded3 March 1950; 75 years ago (3 March 1950)
GroundElbasan Arena,Tirana
Capacity12,800
PresidentArdian Bardhi
ManagerIlir Daja
LeagueKategoria Superiore
2023–24Kategoria Superiore, 7th
Websitefcdinamocity.al

Football Club Dinamo City, commonly referred to asDinamo City and colloquially known asDinamo, is an Albanian professionalfootball club based out ofTirana. They compete in theKategoria Superiore, the top tier ofAlbanian football. Founded in 1950, the club was historically affiliated to theInterior Ministry and having won 18National Championships, it is considered to be the second most decorated club after local rivalsKF Tirana.

History

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The club was officially founded on 3 March 1950 by theInterior Ministry of Albania during the communist regime under dictatorEnver Hoxha. They won four consecutive championships from 1950 to 1953.[1] During this time, Dinamo recorded a hot streak of 25 consecutive wins, a record in Albanian football and 4th longest domestic winning streak in Europe.[1]

In 1967, Dinamo won its 9th championship by leavingTirana, then 17 Nëntori, one point behind, who was expelled for the tournament three weeks before the end.[2] This championship is not officially recognised byUEFA, however.

In 1989, Dinamo eventually finished third in the league which was won by 17 Nëntori, which made eligible to play inEuropean Cup Winners' Cup for the third time in their history.[3] In thepreliminary round of the tournament the team facedChernomorets Burgas, losing the first leg 1–3 (Demollari scoring the lone goal for Dinamo City) but winning the second 4–0 at home, thus recording its biggest win in a UEFA club competition.[4] The team then was eliminated in the first round byDinamo București despite winning the first leg in Tirana 1–0.Dinamo București won the second leg 2–0.

In 1995, the team were renamed KS Olimpik Tirana to leave behind the "communist past", but the club returned to their original name two years later.[5]

Original Logo

After finishing third in the table in 2005–06 season, Dinamo City named Faruk Sejdini as their new coach. One of Albania's best teachers of footballing fundamentals, he had a spell at the club last term before being dismissed by president Besnik Sulaj. Having returned following a spell atShkumbini, Sejdini said: "It's nice to be back." On 23 October 2006, he was fired.

At the start of the 2007–08 season,Agim Canaj took over as head coach, replacingIlir Daja who led Dinamo towards the championship title, after a dramatic win againstPartizani 2–1 in the final match, playing for 36 minutes with 9 players. In the summer of 2008, Ilir Daja moved into a position as director in order to make place forMarcelo Javier Zuleta from Argentina. The Argentinian coach also brought with him four Argentinian players; goalkeeper Daniel Bertoya, defender Alejandro Palladino, midfielderAgustín González, and striker Cristian Campozano. Zuleta only lasted for the firstChampions League qualification match against BosniansFK Modriča before he was replaced as coach byArtan Mërgjyshi, for only one match.

Together with Zuleta, the four Argentinian players also left the club. After Mërgjyshi left,Zlatko Dalić, the actual coach of Croatia, was appointed as new coach for Dinamo. He signed a two-year contract with the club. That deal was broken when Dinamo lost its second game in the re-beginning of the2008–09 season against Partizani.Shkëlqim Muça was then appointed manager of the club five days after ofZlatko Dalić's leave. In the 2009–10 season, Dinamo won the championship again, registering its 18th success.[6]

In 2011–12 season, the club experienced its worst period of all time, finishing last in the league with 13 points from 26 matches, winning only 3 times. They were relegated to theKategoria e Parë for the first time in their history.[7] Since the 2012–13 season, the club have played in the Kategoria e Parë and have risked relegation to thethird tier several times.[8]After spending 9 seasons in the second division, Dinamo clinched the promotion to the Superiore, confirming first place in Group A following a 2–0 win againstFK Vora.

On 25 August 2023, it was officially announced by president Bardhi that the club would rebrand to Dinamo City, ahead of the2023–24 Kategoria Superiore season.

Stadium

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Dinamo City has historically played atSelman Stërmasi Stadium which was also known as Dinamo Stadium when it first opened. After a spell playing atNiko Dovana Stadium,Durrës, Dinamo rebranded in 2023 and now play at theElbasan Arena inElbasan.

Supporters

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The "Blue Boys" are an Ultras group for the Albanian football team, Dinamo City. The group were formed in 2008 and have gained 5,000 followers as of 2021. They organise meetings and trips to matches inTirana and also away matches in Albania and even abroad. They promote Dinamo City to the local public and influence fans of the club in a number of ways.[9]

Honours

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Domestic

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Dinamo are the second most successful and decorated club in Albania, having won (18) league titlesKategoria Superiore .The club also holds the winAlbanian Cups (13) andAlbanian Supercups (2). The club's most recent trophy was the2009–10 Kategoria Superiore won on 17 May 2010.

TypeCompetitionTitlesSeasons
DomesticKategoria Superiore181950,1951,1952,1953,1955,1956,1960,1966–67,1972–73,1974–75,1975–76,1976–77,1979–80,1985–86,1989–90,2001–02,2007–08,2009–10
Kupa e Shqipërisë131950,1951,1952,1953,1954,1960,1970–71,1973–74,1977–78,1981–82,1988–89,1989–90,2002–03
Superkupa e Shqipërisë21989,2008
Double61950,1951,1952,1953,1960,1989–90
EuropeBalkans CupRU1969

Internationally, they lost a final in the Balkan Cup in 1969 againstBeroe Stara Zagora. They won the first leg inTirana 1–0 with a goal byBahri Ishka, but in the return match they lost 3–0 by forfeit because during the regime ofEnver Hoxha, travel wasn't allowed to Bulgaria.

FC Dinamo City in Europe

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Dinamo City have given good performances in Europe among Albanian squads, winning 3 ties in Europe.

Submarine blues In their European path, Dinamo have played against "big guns" such as:Ajax,Austria Wien, etc. Drawn against teams such asSporting Lisbona,Beşiktaş,Dinamo București,Olympique Marseille,Brøndby,CSKA Sofia,Sheriff Tiraspol,CZ Jena,Aberdeen, etc.Dinamo has passed 3 rounds in the European cups, defeating opponents likeĦamrun Spartans,Chernomorets Burgas andKaunas.

SeasonCompetitionRoundCountryClubHomeAwayAggregate
1961–63Balkans CupGroup BRomaniaFC Dinamo București1–13–2
2nd
BulgariaLevski Sofia0–02–2
TurkeyFenerbahçe3–20–1
1963–64Balkans CupGroup ATurkeyBeşiktaş2–00–1
3rd
RomaniaRapid București1–11–2
BulgariaLevski Sofia1–11–1
1967–68European Cup1RWest GermanyEintracht Braunschweig(w/o)(w/o)(w/o)
1969Balkans CupGroup ARomaniaUniversitatea Craiova2–01–3
1st
Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaOFK Bor4–12–2
FinalBulgariaBeroe Stara Zagora1–00–31–3
1971–72European Cup Winners' Cup1RAustriaFK Austria Wien1–10–11–2
1976Balkans CupGroup BSocialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaDinamo Zagreb1–21–2
2nd
GreeceEthnikos2–03–4
1980–81European Cup1RNetherlandsAFC Ajax0–20–10–3
1981–82UEFA Cup1REast GermanyFC Carl Zeiss Jena1–00–41–4
1982–83European Cup Winners' Cup1RScotlandAberdeen F.C.0–00–10–1
1985–86UEFA Cup1RMaltaĦamrun Spartans1–00–01–0
2RPortugalSporting Clube de Portugal0–00–10–1
1986–87European Cup1RTurkeyBeşiktaş JK0–10–20–3
1987–88Balkans CupGroup BTurkeyEskişehirspor3–10–4
3rd
RomaniaCorvinul Hunedoara1–10–2
1989–90European Cup Winners' CupQRBulgariaPFC Chernomorets Burgas4–01–35–3
1RRomaniaFC Dinamo București1–00–21–2
1990–91European Cup1RFranceOlympique Marseille0–01–51–5
2001–02UEFA Cup1QRRomaniaFC Dinamo București1–30–11–4
2002–03UEFA Champions League1QRLithuaniaFBK Kaunas0–03–23–2
2QRDenmarkBrøndby IF0–40–10–5
2003–04UEFA CupQRBelgiumKSC Lokeren0–41–31–7
2004–05UEFA Cup1QRRomaniaFC Oțelul Galați1–40–41–8
2005UEFA Intertoto Cup1RCroatiaNK Varteks2–11–43–5
2006–07UEFA Cup1QRBulgariaPFC CSKA Sofia0–11–41–5
2008–09UEFA Champions League1QRBosnia and HerzegovinaFK Modriča0–21–21–4
2009–10UEFA Europa League1QRFinlandFC Lahti2–01–43–4
2010–11UEFA Champions League2QRMoldovaSheriff Tiraspol1–01–32–3
  • QR = Qualifying Round
  • 1R = 1st Round
  • 2R = 2nd Round
  • Clubs which ultimately won the tournament in that same season are indicated inbold

Europe

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Recent seasons

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Last Season of Dinamo in Kategoria Superiore

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SeasonDivisionPos.Pl.WDLGSGAPCupSupercupEuropeTop Scorer
2000–01Kampionati Shqiptar3rd261574432152SR———AlbaniaIlir Qorri 15
2001–02Kampionati Shqiptar1st261961551563RU—UC1QRAlbaniaDaniel Xhafaj 10
AlbaniaKlodian Asllani 10
2002–03Kampionati Shqiptar6th261088292439WRUUCL2QRZambiaJanuary Zyambo 8
2003–04Kategoria Superiore2nd362187683971RURUUC1QRAlbaniaIlir Qorri 15
2004–05Kategoria Superiore3rd3618810513062SR—UC1QRZambiaJanuary Zyambo 13
2005–06Kategoria Superiore3rd3617109533561SF—UIC1QRSenegalEl Hadji Goudjabi 15
2006–07Kategoria Superiore5th3314514413957QF—UC1QRCroatiaPero Pejić 9
2007–08Kategoria Superiore1st332175561470SF———CroatiaPero Pejić 18
2008–09Kategoria Superiore3rd3314109483452QFWUCL1QRAlbaniaSebino Plaku 17
2009–10Kategoria Superiore1st3319410564161THR—UEL1QRAlbaniaElis Bakaj 16
2010–11Kategoria Superiore10th3310914465039RURUUCL2QRAlbaniaEmiljano Vila 13
2011–12Kategoria Superiore↓14th333716254713SR———AlbaniaBekim Kuli 6
2021–22Kategoria Superiore↓9th3661119214629QF———North MacedoniaAgim Ibraimi 8
2023–24Kategoria Superiore7th3613815424347QF———AlbaniaLuis Kaçorri 9
2024–25Kategoria Superiore———

Players

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Current squad

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As of 20 January 2025[10]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1GKAlbania ALBEdmir Sali
4DFNorth Macedonia MKDAgron Rufati
5DFAlbania ALBRustem Hoxha
6MFAlbania ALBAdrian Doci
7FWKosovo KOSBaton Zabërgja
8MFSenegal SENBakary Goudiaby
9FWNigeria NGAPeter Itodo
10MFAlbania ALBLorenco Vila
11FWAlbania ALBDejvi Bregu
14DFKosovo KOSBekim Maliqi
16DFAlbania ALBIrgen Hasanaj
17MFThe Gambia GAMKaramba Gassama
18FWPortugal PORTiago Nani
No.Pos.NationPlayer
19DFAlbania ALBJord Çelkupa
20MFAlbania ALBFjoart Jonuzi
21MFAlbania ALBKlevi Qefalija
22MFAlbania ALBBruno Dita(captain)
23DFAlbania ALBJorgo Meksi
27DFAlbania ALBNaser Aliji
47MFBrazil BRALorran Quintanilha
50GKAlbania ALBRajan Guçi
70FWGabon GABAndré-Jordy Ella
71MFAlbania ALBArdit Toli
77GKAlbania ALBAldo Teqja
97GKAlbania ALBTomas Kiri
99MFAlbania ALBEridon Qardaku

On Loan

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Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
—MFAlbania ALBOresti Kasmollari(atPogradeci)

Current staff

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PositionName
Head coachAlbaniaIlir Daja
Assistant coachAlbaniaFatjon Tafaj
Goalkeeping coachAlbaniaIlir Bozhiqi
Albania Blendi Baholli
Fitness coachItaly Korrado Sacone
Team managerAlbania Ergi Kasmi
PhysioAlbania Gledi Rexha
Albania Ramiz Reçi
PresidentAlbania Adrian Bardhi
General directorAlbania Ermal Barushi
Sports directorNorth MacedoniaHaris Fakić

Top scorers (Golden Boot)

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SeasonPlayerGoals
1955AlbaniaSkënder Jareci23
1958AlbaniaSkënder Jareci14
1960AlbaniaSkënder Jareci16
1970–71AlbaniaIlir Përnaska19
1971–72AlbaniaIlir Përnaska17
1972–73AlbaniaIlir Përnaska12
1973–74AlbaniaIlir Përnaska19
1974–75AlbaniaIlir Përnaska17
1975–76AlbaniaIlir Përnaska18

Notable players

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See also:Category:FC Dinamo City players

List of managers

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Managerial records

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NameKategoria SuperioreAlbanian CupSupercupTotal
AlbaniaZihni Gjinali6——6
AlbaniaSkënder Jareci2——2
AlbaniaDurim Shehu2——2
AlbaniaShkëlqim Muça1——1
AlbaniaStavri Lubonja1——1
AlbaniaFatmir Frashëri1——1
AlbaniaBejkush Birçe1——1
AlbaniaFaruk Sejdini1——1
AlbaniaIlir Daja1——1
AlbaniaSabri Peqini1——1
AlbaniaZyber Konçi1——1

External links

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References

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  1. ^ab"Europe's longest domestic winning streaks".UEFA. 14 January 2017.Archived from the original on 31 December 2017. Retrieved30 December 2017.
  2. ^Skifter Këlliçi (21 June 2012)."NJE KAMPIONE E DENUAR NGA DIKTATURA!." [A CHAMPION PUNISHED BY DICTATURE!..] (in Albanian). Tirana Observer.Archived from the original on 15 June 2017. Retrieved23 June 2017.
  3. ^"ALBANIAN FOOTBALL SEASON 1988–89". Giovanni Armillotta.Archived from the original on 14 February 2020. Retrieved23 June 2017.
  4. ^"Dinamo Tirana".UEFA.Archived from the original on 21 March 2018. Retrieved23 June 2017.
  5. ^"Dinamo...lavdia e sportit drejt zhdukjes!" [Dinamo...the glory of the sport towards extinction!] (in Albanian). Albanian Free Press. 28 May 2017.Archived from the original on 2 July 2017. Retrieved23 June 2017.
  6. ^"Dinamo kampione e Shqiperise per here te 18-te, dhe duke humbur" [Dinamo are Albanian champions for the 18th time, even losing] (in Albanian). Albania Soccer. 21 April 2010.Archived from the original on 7 November 2017. Retrieved22 June 2017.
  7. ^"Dinamo historia e nje legjende drejt nje renieje te paralajmeruar" [Dinamo, the history of a legend towards a warning decrease] (in Albanian). Shqipëria.com. 7 May 2012.Archived from the original on 16 May 2023. Retrieved23 June 2017.
  8. ^Drilon Xhepollari (7 May 2017)."Dinamo zyrtarisht qëndron në Kategorinë e Parë" [Dinamo officially stays in Albanian First Division] (in Albanian). Telesport.al.Archived from the original on 25 September 2017. Retrieved23 June 2017.
  9. ^Dinamo Tirana at Weltfussball.deArchived 2008-09-27 at theWayback Machine
  10. ^"Dinamo Tirana squad". Soccerway.Archived from the original on 28 January 2019. Retrieved25 August 2023.
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