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Albert Arula

A.T. Academy Cremona

Italy2026-27 Placement confirmed

Albert Arula developed at Kiili/Rae before moving to Cremona’s youth programme and was an Estonia U15 national-team candidate in 2026.

Albert Arula against the dark AUT portrait background
AUT portrait treatment · Source: Instagram @arultz / @albertarula27; photographer unconfirmed · Background edited using AI
THE ATHLETE’S JOURNEY

Teams & competitions

A.T. Academy Cremona

2026-27

Italy · Youth academy

Competition to be confirmed

Vanoli youth-programme membership is confirmed. A September U17 report lists Arula; the exact squad and competition still await a full-name roster confirmation.

Home venue · PalaBoscovia IX Maggio s.n.c., 26040 Gerre de' Caprioli, CR, Italy

Checked 9 October 2026View source

A club can compete in several leagues. First-team and youth-team placements are separate; a roster listing does not guarantee an appearance in a particular game.

About the athlete

Albert Arula is an Estonian youth player in the Vanoli Cremona academy, as confirmed in a 23 July 2026 Delfi interview with his older brother Erik Arula. He previously represented Rae SK / Kiili SK youth teams and was named among Estonia’s U15 candidates for the summer 2026 national-team programme.

His move to Vanoli’s youth programme for the following season had already been announced in a joint Instagram post dated 19 June 2025, coauthored by Arula and the Cremona academy.

In June 2025, he represented Estonia U14 at the Baltic Match.

In the 2023–24 season, he was part of the Kiili/Rae U13 team that won a bronze medal.

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