List of football clubs in Kosovo

This is a list of football clubs from Kosovo^[a] .

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• KF 2 Korriku (Prishtina)

A

• KF Arbëria
• KF Arbana

B

• KF Ballkani (Suva Reka)
• KF Bashkimi (Gjilan)
• KF Besa (Pejë)
• KF Besiana (Podujevë)
• KF Beselidhja (Prishtina)

D

• KF Drenica (Skenderaj)
• KF Drita (Gjilan)

F

• KF Ferizaj (Ferizaj)
• KF Feronikeli (Drenas)
• KF Flamurtari (Prishtina)
• KF Fushë Kosova (Fushë Kosovë)

G

• KF Gjilani (Gjilan)

H

• KF Hajvalia (Prishtina)
• KF Hajvalia 1947 (Prishtina)
• KF Hasi (Rugova)
• KF Hysi (Podujevë)

I

• KF Istogu (Istok)

K

• KF Kamenica (Kamenica)
• KF Kaolini Karaçevë
• KF KEK (Obilić) – in the Yugoslav league system played as RMHK Kosovo
• KF KNI Ramiz Sadiku (Pristina)
• KF Kosova Prishtinë (Pristina)
• KF Kosova Vushtrri (Vučitrn)

L

• KF Lepenci (Kaçanik)
• KF Liria (Prizren) – while in the Yugoslav league system the name was sometimes spelled as FK Lirija Prizren
• KF Llapi (Podujevë)

M

• KF Mulliri
• KF Mushtishti (Mushtishtë)

P

• KF Prishtina (Prishtina) – in the Yugoslav league system played as FK Priština

R

• KF Rahoveci
• KF Rilindja (Pristina)
• KF Rinia Gostivar

S

• KF Shqiponja (Pejë)

T

• KF Trepça (Mitrovicë)
• KF Trepça'89 (Mitrovicë)
• KF Tefik Çanga (Ferizaj)

U

• KF Ulpiana

V

• KF Vëllaznimi (Gjakovë)
• KF Vitia

Notes and references

Notes:

a.

^ Kosovo is the subject of a territorial dispute between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Serbia. The Republic of Kosovo unilaterally declared independence on 17 February 2008, but Serbia continues to claim it as part of its own sovereign territory. The two governments began to normalise relations in 2013, as part of the Brussels Agreement. Kosovo has been recognised as an independent state by 108 out of 193 United Nations member states.

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