Vora

Klodian Nuri's name still comes up around Vorë when people talk about the club's climb through the lower divisions. The town itself, sitting in Tirana County, had never had a side worth the name until the club started stacking promotions almost every other year: the Kategoria e Tretë in 2011–12, and finally the Kategoria e Parë title in 2024–25, which sent Vorakët into the Albanian Superliga for the first time. No cup runs, no continental history — just one division after another, cleared in order.

Albert Xhabafti owns the club and Klevis Xhabafti chairs it, with Arjan Bellaj now in charge of a squad still built around the same kind of journeyman signings that carried the promotions: Serjan Repaj arriving from Vllaznia, Gerald Tusha from Tirana, which holds 3,200. There is no first-team product of the club's own academy yet, though the youth setup keeps producing names like Dijar Nikqi, capped at under-18 and under-21 level, still waiting for his senior chance.

There is no official website, only an Instagram account run under the club's own name, which says something about how recently all this happened. What has not changed is the derby with Besa Kavajë, the closest thing Vorë has to a fixture that matters beyond the table — a local rivalry within Tirana County that carries no separate name of its own.