Last Updated on 2 months ago by Vijay Kumar
Kristaq Eksarko, a former Albanian footballer best known for his association with FK Partizani Tirana, has passed away at the age of 66. He died on December 29, 2025, after facing prolonged health problems. His death was confirmed by Albanian media and football institutions, prompting widespread condolences from clubs, former teammates, and fans. Eksarko’s passing is being described as a significant loss for Albanian football, particularly for the Partizani community, where he remains a respected figure.
Born on November 29, 1959, Kristaq Eksarko was a midfielder who played during the 1980s, a competitive period for Albanian football. He spent the major part of his club career with FK Partizani Tirana, one of the country’s most successful teams. During his time at the club, Partizani won two Albanian league championships and the Republic Cup, with Eksarko playing an important role in midfield. He was known for his discipline, tactical awareness, and consistency on the pitch.
At the international level, Eksarko represented the Albania national team, earning four caps between 1983 and 1984. Although his international appearances were limited, he was part of an era that helped maintain Albania’s presence in European football competitions.
Kristaq Eksarko is survived by his family and close relatives. The family has chosen to keep personal details private. Messages of sympathy continue to pour in from across Albania’s football fraternity, honoring his contribution to the sport and remembering him as a dedicated professional whose legacy will endure in Albanian football history.
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