Flamur Kastrati
Flamur Kastrati (2012 )
Flamur Kastrati ( born November 14, 1991, Oslo) is a Norwegian football player of Kosovar origin who plays for Strømsgodset IF.
Career
At the age of 16 years Kastrati was one of the key players in Skeid Oslo. He scored six goals in 20 games and went to the club on the 2nd league in Norway. In 2009 he signed a contract with the Dutch top club Twente. There, he gained playing experience in friendlies and in the junior team of the club. During the winter break of the season 2010/11 Kastrati moved on loan to the then German second division side VfL Osnabrück. On January 16, 2011 at the 1:4 defeat against MSV Duisburg he scored in his first game with his first goal for the Lower Saxony.
When League game on March 13, 2011 compared to Energie Cottbus Kastrati seriously injured after a head duel with Markus Brzenska. He was motionless for several minutes on the court treated and then transported to the hospital by ambulance. After referee Marc Seemann had to re- released the game, despite the request of players and fans, stop the game and twelve minutes remaining injury time were shown, both teams agreed on not to start any more attacks, but the ball just back and forth to slide. An MRI scan in a Cottbus hospital revealed no abnormalities. The day after the accident, the attending doctors diagnosed a traumatic brain injury and a spinal trauma solid, but were optimistic despite the serious injury that Kastrati will recover. Already on 1 April 2011, he made his comeback against Karlsruher SC ( 2-2) and scored the goal for interim 1:1.
For the 2011/12 season left Kastrati Twente Enschede signed a three -year contract with MSV Duisburg. On 10 January 2013, the FC Erzgebirge Aue announced the commitment Kastratis with a contract until the end of June 2015. Even after half a year the contract was dissolved. The striker returned to his native Norway and joined Strømsgodset IF on.
On March 5, 2014 Kastrati debuted the first official international match of Kosovo in the 0-0 draw in a friendly against Haiti.