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KF Dukagjini

Also written as Dukagjini.

The club

Klubi Futbollistik Dukagjini were founded in 1958 in Klina, in western Kosovo, and are known to their supporters as Hithat, the Nettles. The name Dukagjini refers to the wider Dukagjini plateau and the historic Albanian noble family of the same name, whose territory spans parts of both Kosovo and northern Albania; the region has given its name to various institutions and, on occasion, other clubs across that area, but no other football club sharing the Dukagjini name was found in the sources read here, and this dossier is only ever about the Klina club. Home colours are yellow and black, with white worn away. The club plays its home matches at the 18 Qershori Stadium, 18 June Stadium, in Klina, capacity 3,000. The manager is Armend Dallku, in the post since 8 October 2020, with Fabian Veseli as president.

Recent seasons

Dukagjini finished fourth of ten teams in the 2025–26 Kosovo Superleague. Fuller season-by-season standings and points totals for other recent years were not established from the sources read here.

Honours and landmarks

Dukagjini's one league title came early, in the Independent League of Kosovo in 1993–94, from the period when Kosovo's football operated outside the Yugoslav and later Serbian structures during the years of parallel institutions. Their first Kosovar Cup came far more recently, in 2025–26, and that win is what carried the club into UEFA competition for the 2026–27 season.

Notable scorelines

The club's heaviest recent scoreline is the 1-6 aggregate defeat to FC Lugano in the 2026–27 Conference League second qualifying round, lost 1-5 at home and 0-1 away. Other notable domestic or historic scorelines were not established from the sources read here.

European record

Dukagjini's Kosovar Cup win in 2025–26 earned their first entry into UEFA competition. In the 2026–27 Conference League they reached the second qualifying round before being eliminated by FC Lugano of Switzerland, losing 1-5 at home and 0-1 away for a 1-6 aggregate defeat. The opponent and result in whatever round preceded that tie, and any earlier European history for the club, were not established from the sources read here.

Quotes

No directly quoted material was confirmed from the sources read here.

Right now (2026/27)

Armend Dallku remains manager, into his seventh year in charge. Dukagjini's 2026–27 European campaign is over, ended by FC Lugano in the Conference League second qualifying round. Their position in the 2026–27 Kosovo Superleague, and any transfer activity since the Lugano tie, were not established from the sources read here.

Sources

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KF_Dukagjini

Researched and written for not4quarters. Where a fact could not be established from the sources read, this page says so rather than guessing.