The sport of football was introduced to the city of
Berat in the early 1910s by students who had completed their studies abroad. They brought back footballs and the rules of the game from their travels which they then passed onto the locals. As early as 1913, amateur neighbourhood teams were formed, such as Çunat e Lumit, Vakëfi, Kalaja and Opinga. In 1923, an artists and sports club was founded in Berat, under the name Tomori, named after the nearby
Mount Tomorr. It was established in the neighbourhood facilities of a local school called Mangalem, and the first team was formed with 18 teenage players. With the
Albanian Football Association's foundation in 1930, the club participated in its first official tournament in the same year, which was the second tier of the newly established Albanian football system. Tomori won the 1930
Albanian First Division and gained promotion to the
Albanian Superliga. Prior to their debut season in the top flight the club changed its name from Tomori to
Muzaka in 1931, and during the
1931 season, they finished in 7th and last place with a record of 1 draw and 5 losses, which led to their relegation. They returned to the
Albanian First Division in 1932 where they would remain for 4 seasons. In 1935, the Albanian Football Association did not organise any competitions so the club was not active for the year. In 1936, football resumed in Albania and the club changed its name back to Tomori and finished second in the Albanian First Division, achieving promotion to the Albanian Superliga for the second time. In 1936 season, the club again finished last in the top flight, level on points with
Ismail Qemali Vlorë, who they lost 2–1 to in a relegation play off held in
Kavajë at the end of the season to determine Tomori's immediate relegation once again. 1936–1949: KS Tomori 1950: Berati 1951–1957: Puna Berati 1957–: KS Tomori Members of the Presidency: (1923–1926) Chairman: Zyhdi Doko Secretary: Shyqyri Lakra Other members: Lilo Xhimitiku Andon Myzeqari Vangjel Haxhistasa Alqiviadhi Shyti In 1964, Tomori was runner-up in the
Albanian Cup, losing in the final to
KS Partizani. Tomori won the
Albanian First Division championship four times: in 1930, 1950, 1970, and 1977. In 1991–1992, F.K Tomori participated in the
Balkans Cup but lost on aggregate to
FC Oţelul Galaţi (2:4), who went on to be runners-up of the competition. Their first participation in European football was in the
UEFA Cup 2000-01, losing 2–5 on aggregate to
Cypriot team
APOEL F.C. In 2000, F.K Tomori were runners-up in the championship, losing on penalty kicks against
FK Tirana with the game having finished 1–1 after extra time had been played. ==Stadium==