Contents

• Male weightlifters
• Female weightlifters
• References

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This is a list of Albanian weightlifters. ^[1]

Male weightlifters

• Ferid Berberi (born 1946)
• Briken Calja (born 1990)
• Daniel Godelli (born 1992)
• Agron Haxhihyseni (born 1971)
• Endri Karina (born 1989)
• Leonidas Kokas (born 1973)
• Viktor Mitrou (born 1973)
• Ymer Pampuri (1944–2017)
• Hysen Pulaku (born 1992)
• Erkand Qerimaj (born 1988)
• Leonidas Sabanis (born 1971)
• Ilirian Suli (born 1975)
• Gert Trasha (born 1988)
• Theoharis Trasha (born 1985)
• Sokol Bishanaku (born 1971)
• Fatmir Bushi (born 1963)
• Dede Dekaj (born 1970)

Female weightlifters

• Romela Begaj (born 1986)
• Evagjelia Veli (born 1991)

References