25 Facts About Migen Memelli

Migen Memelli scored three times in the Albanian Cup which took his tally to 12 goals for the season in all competitions.

Migen Memelli left the club following their relegation and joined Superiore side Teuta in the summer transfer window of 2001, netting 4 times in 19 games in his first season to help his side finish in a respectable 4th place in the league.

Migen Memelli scored another four goals in the Albanian Cup as Teuta reached the semi-finals.

Migen Memelli moved to Elbasani in 2003 and immediately became a first team player, netting 12 league goals in 29 games as the team finished one place above the relegation zone.

Migen Memelli joined newly promoted side Laci in 2004 but did not have a fruitful experience, only featuring in four league games and scoring just once before returning to Elbasani in January 2005.

Migen Memelli helped the club finish runners-up in the league with his 4 goals in 17 games, as well as scoring another goal in the Albanian Cup quarter finals as his side were knocked out by Teuta, taking his goal tally for season to six goals in all competitions for both clubs, the lowest of his career at the time.

Migen Memelli scored 8 goals in 12 games in the first half of the season which attracted the interest of several foreign clubs, which included Norwegian side Brann who offered the player a trial in January 2006.

Migen Memelli was named Man of the Match for the performance.

Migen Memelli got off to a very good start as he scored four goals in four pre-season games.

Migen Memelli opened his scoring account in his second appearance for the club six days later, netting in the 42nd minute of the match versus Teuta to give Tirana the first win of the season.

Back in the league, Migen Memelli was injured in the match against Lushnja, which forced him to miss the matches against Vllaznia and Teuta.

Migen Memelli continued his prolific goalscoring run towards the very end of the year.

On 14 January 2010, Migen Memelli left the club without noticing and flew off to Russia to go on trial with Spartak Nalchik.

Laska allegedly insulted Migen Memelli and told him not to score in the second half.

Migen Memelli signed a one-year contract with the club worth over $320,000.

On 31 July 2012, Migen Memelli returned to Albania by completing a transfer to Flamurtari Vlore, returning after two years.

On 20 January 2014, having been a free agent since leaving Al-Faisaly, Migen Memelli returned to Albanian Superliga and completed a transfer to fellow capital club Partizani Tirana.

The player reportedly turned down the offer of his former side Tirana, and during his presentation, Migen Memelli showed his ambitious side by stating that he came to the club to win the championship.

Shortly after, Partizani released Migen Memelli, thus concluding his short spell with 11 appearances and 6 goals.

Migen Memelli left the club in the first days of the new year 2015.

On 28 January 2015, Migen Memelli was set up for a move to Albanian First Division side Terbuni Puke, who confirmed that the player is part of the team.

The player made a training session with the team, but two days later, Migen Memelli himself turned down the club's claim by saying that he has not signed a contract with them, leaving the club in the process.

Migen Memelli was first approached to the Albania senior team by manager Otto Baric for gathering in Tirana in December 2006.

Migen Memelli played again as starter in the second friendly, this time against Germany's Fortuna Dusseldorf, which ended in a goalless draw.

Migen Memelli continued to be part of the B squad, receiving another invitation by new coach Arie Haan for gathering in Antalya in January 2008.