Sllave Llambi

Sllave Llambi
Personal information

Full name	Sllave Llambi
Date of birth	(1919-06-26)26 June 1919
Place of birth	Tirana,^[1] Albania
Date of death	31 December 1985(1985-12-31) (aged 66)
Playing position	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1939–1940	Brindisi	0	(0)
1940–1941	Bologna	0	(0)
1941–1942	Internazionale	0	(0)
1942–1943	Fanfulla Lodi	27	(0)
1945–1947	Tirana
1947–1950	Partizani
National team
1946–1950	Albania	19	(0)
Teams managed
	Albania
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Sllave Llambi (born 26 June 1919 in Tirana died 1985) is a former Albanian football midfielder. He was also coach of Albania for a short spell.^[1]

Llambi is considered to be the first Albanian that has ever won a "Scudetto" in Italy's Serie A (with Bologna F.C. in the 1940–1941 season), although he never played a match during that year.^[1]

References

1 2 3 Giovanni Armillotta: Kryeziu, Lushta, Boriçi e Llambi 31/3/2008

External links

Profile at footballdatabase.eu

Albania squad – 1946 Balkan Cup

1 Tahiri 2 Poselli 3 Kavaja (vc) 4 Fagu 5 Dibra 6 Spahiu 7 Demneri 8 Parapani 9 Fakja 10 Llambi 11 Biçaku 12 Boriçi (c) 13 Mirashi 14 Teliti Coach: Broćić

Albania national football team – managers

Broćić (1946)
Karapici (1947–48)
Llambi (1949)
Jakova (1949–50)
Alla (1952)
Vadas (1953)
Lyukshinov (1956–57)
Boriçi (1957–63)
Konçi (1963–65)
Boriçi (1965–72)
Alla (1972–73)
Shuke (1973)
Boriçi (1976)
Konçi (1980)
Boriçi (1981)
Rreli (1982–85)
Sulaj (1985–87)
Rreli (1988–89)
Birçe (1990)
Sulaj (1990)
Birçe (1991–94)
Bajko (1994–96)
Hafizi (1997–99)
Zhega (2000–01)
Demollari (2001–02)
Dossena (2002)
Briegel (2002–06)
Barić (2006–07)
Haan (2008–09)
Kuže (2009–11)
De Biasi (2011–)

Partizani Tirana – managers

Llambi (1946–49)
Alla (1954–56)
Spahiu (1956–62)
Boriçi (1962–71)
Birçe (1971–74)
Shuke (1974–77)
Birçe (1977–85)
Bajko (1986–88)
Lika (1991–92)
Starova (1992–94)
Suarézⁱ (2002)
Țicleanuⁱ (2002)
Bajko (2005)
Lika (2007–08)
Haxhiu (2010)
Bajko (2010–11)
Shehu (2011)
Duro (2013)
Lika (2013–14)
Tomorri (2014)
Sampaio (2014)
Tomorriⁱ (2014)
Duro (2014–15)
Starova (2015–)

(i) = interim manager

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