Albania U-21 Continues Preparations for Friendly Matches Against Greece and Luxembourg

 The Albania U-21 national team continues its intensive preparations ahead of two friendly matches against Greece and Luxembourg. The young Red and Black squad has been training in Durrës, focusing on tactics and fitness to ensure they are in top form for the upcoming games.

 Kevin Zefi with the Irnanda jersey

The team faced some setbacks due to injuries. Gjergji Kota and Ledjo Tresa have been forced to leave the camp, with both players sidelined due to injuries. To fill the gap, head coach Alban Bushi has brought in Renaldo Torraj, who has joined the group and is training with the rest of the squad.

Additionally, Kevin Zefi has also withdrawn from the squad due to injury. In response, Bushi has called up Jordi Jaku from Bologna, who will immediately join the team to strengthen the roster.

The Albania U-21 team is set to travel to Greece tomorrow, with the first friendly match scheduled for Friday at 16:00 local time at the Serres Municipal Stadium. This match will be an important test for the young squad, providing valuable experience and an opportunity for players to showcase their talent on the international stage.

Following the Greece encounter, the team will shift focus to the second friendly match against Luxembourg, aiming to build momentum and refine their tactics ahead of future competitive fixtures.

Coach Alban Bushi remains optimistic despite the roster changes, emphasizing the depth and determination of the squad. The upcoming matches are seen as a crucial step in developing the next generation of Albanian football talent.