15 Facts About Devi Muka

Devi Muka played for them until 1997 when he transferred to Partizani Tirana.

Devi Muka had played 77 league games at Flamurtari Vlore and had scored 9 goals before leaving.

Devi Muka then moved to NK Varteks in Croatia, and after 3 years and 66 league games Muka moved back to Albania.

Devi Muka scored 4 goals during his time in Croatia.

Devi Muka played 23 games and scored 3 goals during the campaign, he scored against former club NK Varteks in the UEFA Champions League.

Devi Muka made his season debut on 19 October 2008 against bitter rivals, Dinamo Tirana when he came on for goalscorer Migen Memelli in the 72nd minute.

Devi Muka made his Albania National Team debut in a friendly against Cyprus on 19 August 1998.

Devi Muka came on for goalscorer Alban Bushi in the 76th minute of the game.

Devi Muka came off the bench on the 78th minute replacing Igli Tare.

Devi Muka's goal came in the 91st minute of the game which secured a point for Albania.

Devi Muka was recalled to the squad when Otto Baric took charge of Albania after having a year gap with no international involvement.

Devi Muka last played for the national team on 17 October 2007 in a Euro 2008 Qualifying match against Bulgaria.

In total Devi Muka made 40 appearances for the Albania National Team and scored one goal from 1998 to 2007.

Devi Muka was immediately named as manager of KF Tirana following the departure of Nevil Dede after just two games in charge.

Devi Muka signed his first managerial contract on the day of Dede's departure on 9 February 2010.