Eight of the ten clubs in the Kosovo Super League football have been licensed to compete in European competitions next season, the FFK announced on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, two other licensed clubs are owned by female footballers.
According to the announcement, twelve clubs submitted a request for licensing for European competitions.
"The licensed clubs for European competitions are: FC Drita, FC Balkan, FC Malisheva, FC Prishtina, SC Gjilani, FC Dukagjini, FC Llapi and FC Ferizaj. In the women's competition, the license has been secured by KFF Mitrovica and KFV Prishtina. Meanwhile, the clubs that have not been licensed are FC Drenica and FC Prishtina e Re", the FFK announced.
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