Agim Ademi presents workshop that advances medical standards in Kosovan football

President of the Football Federation of Kosovo, Agim Ademi, today took part in the medical workshop, organized for the first time in Kosovo by the FFK, in cooperation with UEFA, with the full participation of doctors from Superleague and First League teams, girls’ teams, as well as the youth teams of the national teams
President of the Football Federation of Kosovo, Agim Ademi, today took part in the medical workshop, organized for the first time in Kosovo by the FFK, in cooperation with UEFA, with the full participation of doctors from Superleague and First League teams, girls’ teams, as well as the youth teams of the national teams
According to Ademi, this workshop is a very important step toward advancing medical standards in our football.
Agim Ademi’s full post:
I started the day at the medical workshop, organized for the first time in Kosovo by the FFK, in cooperation with UEFA, with the full participation of doctors from Superleague and First League teams, girls’ teams, as well as the youth teams of the national teams.
This workshop is a very important step toward advancing medical standards in our football.
The presentations and the practical session are being led by the medical team of Kosovo’s A national team: Dr. Amir Vejseli, Mustafë Januzaj, Argjent Hoti and Skifter Imeri, who are bringing concrete experience and professional knowledge from their systematic training and UEFA’s advanced programs-
The combination of the theoretical and practical components is essential for building professional capacity, exchanging experience and standardizing medical protocols at all levels of football in Kosovo.
This workshop addresses topics of vital importance to the safety and performance of footballers, including: cardiac arrest, cervical injuries, physiotherapy and its importance on the football field, chest injuries, as well as extremity injuries.
The health of footballers is an absolute priority for the Football Federation of Kosovo. Without healthy footballers, there can be neither development nor long-term success.
Therefore, investing in the continuing education of medical staff, in modern preventive protocols and in a rapid, professional response to injuries is an institutional responsibility that we take with the utmost seriousness.



