Luis Hasa
Italian footballer
Luis Hasa (Albanian pronunciation: [luˈis hasa]; born 6 January 2004) is a professional footballer who plays as an attacking midfielder for Serie A club Frosinone and the Albania national team. Born in Italy, he previously represented Italy at youth international level before switching his sporting nationality to Albania in 2026.
Born in Italy to Albanian parents, Hasa developed in the Juventus youth academy after joining the club at the age of seven and progressed through its youth ranks before establishing himself as a key player for Juventus Next Gen in Serie C, helping the team reach the national play-off quarter-finals during the 2023–24 Serie C season. He later moved to Lecce in Serie A before joining Napoli in January 2025, where he was regularly included in first-team matchday squads without making a senior appearance. He spent the 2025–26 Serie B season on loan at Carrarese, becoming one of the club's key midfielders, before joining Frosinone permanently in 2026.
At international level, Hasa represented Italy at under-18, under-19, under-20 and under-21 level after previously being involved with Albania's under-15 setup. He played a key role in Italy U19's triumph at the 2023 UEFA European Under-19 Championship, scoring once, providing the assist for the winning goal in the final, and being named the Player of the Tournament. In 2026, he switched his international allegiance to Albania and made his senior international debut later that year.
Club career
Juventus
Hasa joined the Juventus youth academy after his talent was identified at the age of seven during a training session with the Pulcini team of Asti-based club San Domenico Savio. He progressed through Juventus' youth system, serving as captain of the club's Under-17 side while primarily playing as an attacking midfielder.
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