Rezart Dabulla

Albanian First Division during the 1996–1997 season. He played for the club until the end of the 1998–1999 season when he was offered a move to Albania's biggest club, KF Tirana

Nigerian defender Abraham Alechenwu was not available. He made 24 league appearances that season^[5]

Devis Mukaj. However, a late Flamurtari comeback meant that Tirana narrowly missed completing the double.^[8]

Malta International Football Tournament 2000 on 6 February 2000. Once again under the guidance of Zhega, Dabulla was picked for the game but this time he played the full 90 minutes. He helped his team to a comfortable 3–0 victory against a weak Andorra side, with the goals coming from Edmond Dalipi, Rudi Vata and Roland Zajmi.^[11] Dabulla was part of the Albanian team that famously won the tournament in 2000 although he only played in one game out of a possible three. Hs next game was a friendly played in San Diego, USA, against Mexico. Dabulla once again started and played the entire 90 minutes, but this time Albania suffered a 4–0 defeat. Albania fielded their so-called 'B' team for this fixture that included many uncapped players. Albania also had the defender Ardit Beqiri sent off just before half time.^[12] Dabulla had to wait for more than a year for his next cap which was in Sofia against Bulgaria. Dabulla's involvement in the game was minimal as he came on as a substitute for Nevil Dede in the 90th minute. Albania lost the match 2-0 as a result of two Dimitar Berbatov goals in the opening 34 minutes.^[13] His last international, like his first, was against Macedonia, this time in Prilep, Macedonia. Dabulla once again began the match on the substitutes' bench before being brought on by the German coach Hans-Peter Briegel in the 86th minute for Adrian Aliaj. The match ended 3–1 to Macedonia.^[14]