Benjamin Sulimani
Benjamin Sulimani ( born September 26, 1988 in Wels ) is an Austrian footballer of Albanian origin to the position of a striker, who is currently under contract at FC Admira Wacker Mödling.
Career
Sulimani, whose brother Emin among others played in Linz and at FK Austria Wien, began his career at WSC Hertha Wels, from where he came in the youth team of SV Ried 2001. After five years on Innkreis, he moved in 2006 for half a year after Germany in the youth department of the second division club SpVgg Greuther Fürth.
After four months in the Fürth U-19 he came to the then Austrian second division club SV Kapfenberg, where he was able to record seven assignments, and a goal. The following season he played in Burgenland at SC -ESV Parndorf 1919, but could not prevent the descent of Parndorf and left the club in the direction of Vorarlberg for SC Austria Lustenau. There Sulimani was half a year and then moved to the active FK Austria Wien. There he was, almost without exception in the First League in the second team to use. On 26 April 2009, he was coached by Karl Daxbacher in Vienna's derby against SK Rapid Wien his debut in the Austrian Bundesliga. The striker came on in the 87th minute for Mario Bazina, was as rapid already with the later Final 3-2 lead.
In summer 2010, Benjamin Sulimani moved to FC Admira Wacker Mödling in the second-class First League. In his first season at the Admiralty, the striker was able to achieve 19 goals in 34 games, was top scorer and celebrated with the Südstädtern promotion to the Bundesliga.
After his contract was not renewed at FC Admira Wacker Mödling the summer of 2013, Benjamin Sulimani joined the Norwegian Tippeligaen Viking Stavanger, but returned with the beginning of 2014 back to the Admiralty.
National
International Benjamin Sulimani has played four times for the U -20 team of the Austrian national team. Since 2009 he is in the squad of the Austrian U-21 national football team, for which he was so far in a game, a field that scored a goal.