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Albanian football player and coach

Kristaq Mile
Personal information
Full name	Kristaq Mile
Date of birth	(1958-04-29) 29 April 1958 (age 66)
Place of birth	Berat, Albania
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1977–1988	Tomori Berat
1988–1989	Skrapari
International career
1985	Albania	1	(0)
Managerial career
1993–1997	Tomori
2000–2002	Tomori
2002–2003	Lushnja
2003–2004	Bylis
2005–2007	Tomori
2007–2008	Teuta
2008–2009	Tomori
2009	Shkumbini
2011–2012	Shkumbini
2012	Tomori
2012–2013	Shkumbini
2013–2014	Kastrioti
2015	Tomori
2015–2016	Shkumbini
2016–2017	Naftëtari
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Kristaq Mile (born 29 April 1958) is a former Albanian football player who is now a coach. He is also a coach.

Playing career

Club

Mile played his entire career for hometown club Tomori Berat, only to finish his career at Skrapari.

International

He made his debut for Albania in a May 1985 FIFA World Cup qualification match against Poland, coming on as a second-half substitute for Shkëlqim Muça. It remained his sole international appearance.

Managerial career

In March 2011 he replaced Përparim Daiu at the helm of Shkumbini, in November 2012 he succeeded Gugash Magani as coach of Shkumbini and in November 2013 he was appointed manager at Kastrioti. He was in charge of Naftëtari Kuçovë in the 2016–17 season.

Personal life

Mile's son Vangjel was a professional footballer who had spells in Finland and Norway.

References

Soccerway profile
Lajme nga Kategoria e Pare
"Player Database". eu-football.info. Retrieved 26 August 2019.
Kristaq Mile, trajner i ri i Shkumbinit - Panorama (in Albanian)
Prezantohet Kristaq Mile: Të shpëtojmë Shkumbinin - Panorama (in Albanian)
Kastrioti/ Mile debuton ndaj Partizanit - Albania Soccer (in Albanian)
Naftëtari / Mile, pa dorashka: Të tjerët të luftojnë për vendin e dytë - Albanian Sport (in Albanian)
Intervista për “Vipsport” e sulmuesit Mile: Ju tregoj Dinamon e Teutën, më vjen keq për Tomorin që ka bërë histori - VIP Sport (in Albanian)

External links

Kristaq Mile at National-Football-Teams.com

v t e KF Bylis – managers
Skënderi (1995–98) Capo (1998) Dedja (1999) Duro (1999–00) Bici (2000) Capo (2001) Bisha (2001) Gjyla (2002) Marko (2002) Skënderi (2003) Mile (2003–04) Sejdini (2007–08) Dedja (2008–09) Haxhiu (2009) Spahiu (2010) Meto (2010) Ilievski (2010–11) Canaj (2011) Şensoy (2011–12) Canaj (2012) Şensoy (2012–13) Egbo (2013–14) Nenaj (2014–15) Canaj (2015) De Vecchis (2015) Zildžović (2016) Ahmataj (2016) Memushi (2016–17) Mërgjyshi (2017) Troisi (2017) Devolli (2017) Nica (2017) Troisi (2018) Dovedan (2018–21) Beqiri (2021–22) Bellaj (2022–23) Şensoy (2023) Ziu (2023) Bellaj (2023–)

KF Bylis – managers

Skënderi (1995–98)
Capo (1998)
Dedja (1999)
Duro (1999–00)
Bici (2000)
Capo (2001)
Bisha (2001)
Gjyla (2002)
Marko (2002)
Skënderi (2003)
Mile (2003–04)
Sejdini (2007–08)
Dedja (2008–09)
Haxhiu (2009)
Spahiu (2010)
Meto (2010)
Ilievski (2010–11)
Canaj (2011)
Şensoy (2011–12)
Canaj (2012)
Şensoy (2012–13)
Egbo (2013–14)
Nenaj (2014–15)
Canaj (2015)
De Vecchis (2015)
Zildžović (2016)
Ahmataj (2016)
Memushi (2016–17)
Mërgjyshi (2017)
Troisi (2017)
Devolli (2017)
Nica (2017)
Troisi (2018)
Dovedan (2018–21)
Beqiri (2021–22)
Bellaj (2022–23)
Şensoy (2023)
Ziu (2023)
Bellaj (2023–)

v t e KF Teuta Durrës – managers
Karapici (1956–1957) Jareci (1960) Gjini (1963–64) Boriçi (1965–67) Resmja (1971–73) Jareci (19?–?) Birçe (19?–?) Toçi (1990–91) Miha (1992–93) Rreli (1993) Ballgjini (1994) Koka (1994–96) Muça (1996–98) Shehu (1998) Lika (1999–01) Dedja (2001) Lika (2002) Zalla (2002) Lika (2003) Bici (2003) Lika (2003–04) Nica (2004) Zalla (2004) Nica (2004) Bajko (2004–05) Nica (2005) Lika (2005–06) Nica (2006) Ferko (2006) Starova (2006–07) Dedja (2007) Begeja (2007) Mile (2007–08) Starova (2008–09) Josa (2009–10) Shehu (2010) Martini (2010–11) Lika (2011–12) Begeja (2012–13) Magani (2013) Sorrentino (2013–14) Biturku (2014) Lika (2014) Begeja (2014–15) Magani (2015–16) Ahmataj (2016) Hitaj (2016) Beggi (2016) Cevoli (2016) Magani (2016–17) Nica (2017–18) Begeja (2018) Shkëmbi (2018–19) Martini (2019–21) Arapi (2021) Martini (2021–22) Arapi (2022) Shkëmbi (2022) Martini (2022–)

KF Teuta Durrës – managers

Karapici (1956–1957)
Jareci (1960)
Gjini (1963–64)
Boriçi (1965–67)
Resmja (1971–73)
Jareci (19?–?)
Birçe (19?–?)
Toçi (1990–91)
Miha (1992–93)
Rreli (1993)
Ballgjini (1994)
Koka (1994–96)
Muça (1996–98)
Shehu (1998)
Lika (1999–01)
Dedja (2001)
Lika (2002)
Zalla (2002)
Lika (2003)
Bici (2003)
Lika (2003–04)
Nica (2004)
Zalla (2004)
Nica (2004)
Bajko (2004–05)
Nica (2005)
Lika (2005–06)
Nica (2006)
Ferko (2006)
Starova (2006–07)
Dedja (2007)
Begeja (2007)
Mile (2007–08)
Starova (2008–09)
Josa (2009–10)
Shehu (2010)
Martini (2010–11)
Lika (2011–12)
Begeja (2012–13)
Magani (2013)
Sorrentino (2013–14)
Biturku (2014)
Lika (2014)
Begeja (2014–15)
Magani (2015–16)
Ahmataj (2016)
Hitaj (2016)
Beggi (2016)
Cevoli (2016)
Magani (2016–17)
Nica (2017–18)
Begeja (2018)
Shkëmbi (2018–19)
Martini (2019–21)
Arapi (2021)
Martini (2021–22)
Arapi (2022)
Shkëmbi (2022)
Martini (2022–)

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