Orges Shehi

Later on 24 December, Shehi was sent-off in the 45th minute of the 1–0 controversial win versus newly promoted Gramozi for a foul inside the zone on a Gramozi player; the referee Ervis Peza did not award a penalty but instead gave a free kick which created tension and harsh protests by Gramozi's staff.

He became the club's first choice keeper the following season, and made 32 appearances in the league, missing just two games throughout the season as his side finished 5th.

Shehi played the game but his side lost after conceding a 54th-minute goal to Indrit Fortuzi.

Shehi met KF Tirana once again at the end of the season, this time in the final of the Albanian Cup, which KF Tirana also won, this time more resoundingly as they put 5 goals past Shehi to win comfortably 5–0.

In the UEFA Cup, Teuta were drawn against Austrian club Rapid Vienna, as Shehi captained his side to a 6–0 aggregate loss.

He helped his side finish 4th in the league as well as reach the semi-final of the Albanian Cup, losing to runners-up Dinamo Tirana.

His side qualified for the Intertoto Cup, and faced Maltese side Valletta FC, whom they defeated 2–1 at home and drew to 0–0 away, and qualified for the next round after some impressive displays from Shehi.

Orges Shehi (born 25 September 1977) is an Albanian professional football coach and former player.

Shehi began his career with local side Teuta as a teenager aged 12, and made his professional debut for the club in the Kategoria Superiore during the 1994–95 campaign.

He had to wait another two seasons to become the regular second choice keeper, behind Kujtim Shtama.

He made his Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) debut in the first qualifying round of the UEFA Cup on 24 July 1996 in the second leg against MFK Košice, coming on as an 88th-minute substitute for Shtama.

Teuta ended up losing the game 2–1 and the tie 6–2 on aggregate.

Overall, he ended up making 9 league appearances as his side finished in mid-table, as well as reaching the quarter-final of the Albanian Cup, narrowly being eliminated by KS Lushnja.

He joined Bylis on loan ahead of the 1997–98 season, and was an integral part of the club's highest finish, as they reached third place, just two points behind the eventual winners KF Tirana.

He helped the club reach Europe for the first time in their history, and they were tied against Slovakian side FK Senica, to whom they lost 5–1 on aggregate, with Shehi playing in both games.

He left Bylis after their European experience, and returned to his parent club, Teuta.

Upon his return to Teuta, Shehi immediately went back into the first team and played every game in the league, helping his side finish in third place, just 3 points behind top spot.

He was also part of the Albanian Cup winning team, and played in the final against KS Lushnja which Teuta won 5–4 on penalties after a goal-less draw.

They qualified for the Intertoto Cup and were drawn against Icelandic side IA Akranes, to whom Shehi's side lost 6–3 on aggregate.

By this point, Shehi had been handed the captaincy as he had become one of the club's most consistent performers.

As Teuta had won the Albanian Cup the previous season, they qualified for the 2000 Albanian Supercup which was scheduled to be played against KF Tirana, but it was delayed and eventually played on 13 January 2001.

Following the arrival of Alfred Osmani ahead of the 2003–04 season, Shehi faced greater competition, and Teuta struggled somewhat and only managed a mid-table finish.

This would be his final season at Teuta, as after a difficult season he would leave the club and join their Kategoria Superiore rivals Vllaznia, after 168 league appearances and nearly 200 appearances in all competitions.

He experienced the "second spring" of his career after joining Partizani in 2005, becoming the captain in 2008.

Shehi left Partizani following a massive exodus after relegation from top flight.

He then joined Besa in July 2009 by penning a one-year contract.

Shehi took squad number 1, and made his debut on 23 August in the opening day against Vllaznia; Besa won 2–0.

Shehi was in decent form at the start of the season, conceding only twice in the first 9 league matches, as Besa become a contender for the championship title; he went 731 minutes without conceding before being beaten by Kastrioti's Oriand Abazaj on 1 November 2009, which also ended Besa's undefeated streak.

Shehi finished 2009–10 season by making 31 league appearances, being a strong instrument for Besa side which finished runner-up to Dinamo Tirana.

He also made 7 cup appearances, including captaining the team in the final, which saw Besa lift the trophy after earning a 2–1 overturn win over Vllaznia at Qemal Stafa Stadium.

It was Besa's second ever Albanian Cup trophy and the first in Shehi's career.

Shehi also received "Fair Play" Award by association "Sporti na Bashkon".

Shehi was part of Besa squad in their UEFA Europa League campaign.

Verdhezinjtë started their European campaign in the second qualifying round against Olympiacos.

In the first leg on 15 July, Shehi played full-90 minutes and conceded 5 goals.

Immediately after the loss, Shehi left the club to join Skënderbeu for the new season as the transfer was notified a day before.

A goalkeeper, Shehi joined Skënderbeu in July 2010 and won six consecutive league titles 2010–11, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2013–14, 2014–15, 2015–16 with the club.

In July 2010, Shehi completed a transfer to fellow Kategoria Superiore side Skënderbeu.

He was given squad number 1, and made his club debut on 23 August against his former employer, Besa, in the opening league match.

In the league, Teuta failed to replicate the success of the previous season, as they only managed to finish in 6th place out of 14 teams.