Abdurrahman Roza Haxhiu Stadium, Multi-purpose stadium in Lushnjë, Albania.

The Abdurrahman Roza Haxhiu Stadium is a multipurpose sports venue in Lushnje with a main stand that covers seating for around 8,500 spectators and standing room for additional visitors. The pitch is laid with natural grass and serves the local football team and other events.

The stadium opened in 1961, built from that year on the site of the old Traktori Lushnja field, which had stood where the "18 October" gymnasium now is in the city centre. It was first named Tractor after the club. In 1992 the Lushnja Municipal Council gave it the honorary name of footballer and coach Abdurrahman Roza Haxhiu.

The stadium serves as a gathering place for football fans from the area who come together during matches to support the local team. You can see how much the sport matters to the community by the way people gather here.

The stadium is best accessible on match days when the full facilities are in use and the grounds are well-maintained. Visitors should note that the facility also hosts other events, so availability may vary depending on the schedule.

The venue was originally called Tractor Stadium and only received its current name in 1992 as a sign of change after communism. This renaming reflects how the city reinvented itself and its identity after the political shift.