Shpëtim Hasani

Shpëtim Hasani ( born August 10, 1982 in Gjilan ) is a Kosovar football player. The striker played most of his career in Sweden.

Career

Hasani came at the age of 15 years for Turkish club Bursaspor in the youth. Once in the adult area, he could not prevail there, he moved on loan in 2004, first in Kosovo to Drita Gjilan, before he hired again in Turkey Sakaryaspor. After his return to Bursaspor he was still spare man, so he joined the Swedish club Kalmar FF in early 2005.

Eeinem offer his compatriot Albert Bunjaki following Hasani joined in the summer of 2005 on loan to Degerfors IF in the Superettan, where he scored five goals in ten games. Together with Bunjaki, who joined as assistant coach to Kalmar FF, he came to the end of the year to KFF back. In the Allsvenskan him but the breakthrough remained on the side of Henrik Rydström, Patrik Rosengren, Viktor and Rasmus Elm denied by his twelve stakes in the top league, he played only five in the starting lineup and scored a goal. After half a year he moved again to the second division Degerfors IF, in which he at first was a regular player again. He entered the 2007 in particular as a preparer - his seven assists were simplified internal peak - he joined the following year with seven Torerfolgen in appearance. However, he missed the club as Table relegation.

Hasani moved within the Superettan the club and joined in February 2009 IK Sirius. On the side of Pierre Gallo, Richard Richardsson and Daniel Hoch he showed his goal threat even with his new club. His ten goals this season, however, were again not enough, but once he finished with his club into the relegation zone. He then moved within the second division for IFK Norrköping on. Even when supervised by Göran mountain resort team to Kristoffer Arvhage, Marcus Falk- Olander, Daniel Bamberg and Viktor Rönneklev he sat down by directly. With 13 goals this season he led the club to second place in the table and thus the rise in the Allsvenskan.