Emiljano Bullari
Albanian footballer (born 2001)
Emiljano Bullari (born 6 April 2001) is a professional footballer who plays as a forward for Super League Greece 2 club Hellas Syrou. Born in Greece, he has represented Albania at youth level and has been called up to the senior national team but has yet to make his debut.
Club career
Early career and Olympiacos
Bullari began playing football at age six with the local club Agersani Naxos in 2007. He later joined PAS Naxos before moving to Olympiacos in 2015 at age 14, where he also featured in the UEFA Youth League. In 2017, at age 16, he was promoted to Olympiacos' first team by Albanian coach Besnik Hasi, becoming the youngest player to sign a professional contract in the club's history. He made his first-team debut later that year due to an injury to Dimitrios Manos, during the tenure of coach Pedro Martins.
Atromitos
In 2020, Bullari joined Atromitos on a free transfer for one season.
After leaving Olympiacos, where competition for places was high, Bullari moved to Atromitos in the Super League Greece hoping for more first-team opportunities. According to Greek media, the transfer was initially encouraged by Austrian coach Damir Kanadi, who soon resigned, with new coach Pantelis Pantelidis choosing not to use him in competitive matches. Reports noted that before joining Atromitos, Bullari had also been close to signing with Newcastle United’s under-23 side in England, a move which ultimately fell through.
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