Partizani sold four players in January, who up until that point had been key pillars of the team. Mba, Cara, Rrapaj, and Hadroj all transferred to Ukraine, where things are undoubtedly not the same. However, the start for Cara and Rrapaj has been quite successful, as both have secured starting spots.
Cara has started seven matches (473 minutes) with Oleksandriya, providing one assist. His performances have been highly praised, earning him the “Player of the Month” award. His team is currently in second place. Similarly, Rrapaj has excelled with Kolos Kovalivka, also starting in all seven of his team’s matches. He has accumulated 582 minutes and has provided two assists.
The player from Vlora is a key figure for his team, which is aiming to survive in the elite of Ukrainian football. His team is currently in 11th place in the 16-team league. Meanwhile, the situation seems tougher for Andi Hadroj, who has not managed to start any of the matches played so far with Polisia Zhitomir.
He has consistently been on the bench, and a few days ago, the staff sent him to play with the second team, where he played 45 minutes. As for Mba, who plays in a lower league than the other three, he has only been active in two official matches with Metalist so far, but without making an impact.