Summer Transfers 2009/10
Macedonian First League
Transfers 2009/2010
In: Danilo Pustinjaković (Jagodina,
Serbia), Ivica Gligorovski (Milano), Carlinho, Cadu, Felipe (Brazil).
Out: Cesar Roberto Dantas de Brito (Brazil), "Ice Cream" Osa Guobadia (Nigeria),
Bojan Pavlović (Crvena Zvezda, Serbia), Dragan Jakovlevski (Vardar), Flamur Tairi (?), Filip Koleceski (?)
In: Nderim Tefiku, Fatmir Ziba (Drita), Zoran Markovski
(Skopje), Mensur Limani (Serbia), Ivica Lazarev (?).
Out: Edin Nuredinoski (Ethnicos Achnas, Cyprus), Sasko Ristov
(Rabotnicki), Goran Gancev, Sasko Lazarevski (Pelister), Blagoja Gesoski
(Metalurg), Ersen Sali (?), Fisnik Gashi, Faruk Statovci (Renova), Saso
Aleksovski (Australia), Filip Madzovski (?), Ardijan Cuculi (?), Antonio
Bogatinov (?), Liridon Kukaj (?).
In: Boban Jancevski (Vardar),
Fisnik Gashi, Faruk Statovci (Milano).
Out: Vanco Trajcev (?), Pance Stojanov (Turnovo), Pepi Bozijanov
(?), Zvonimir Stanković (Lokomotiv Sofia, Bulgaria).
In: Nikola Gligorov, Vasko Bozinovski (Vardar), Vladimir
Tunevski (Turnovo), Sasko Ristov (Milano), Goce Todorovski (Shkendija 79), Dragan
Rodić (Vojvodina, Serbia).
Out: Sasko Pandev (Turnovo), Deni Masev (?), Skumbin
Arslani (?), Jovica Trajcev (Metalurg), Gjorgji Mojsov, Milan
Perendija (Oţelul - Romania).
In: Pane Blazevski (coach), Vladan Milosavljević, Bočko Stupić (Sileks), Nikola Tripunovski (Pobeda), Dragan Jakovlevski (Makedonija
GjP), Toni Dzangarovski (Sileks), Dragan Ljubisavljević (Voždovac, Serbia),
Edon Jačarević (Istra, Croatia), Zlatko Ristov (Sinđelić, Serbia), Goran Naumovski
(Napredok), Atanas Rolevski (Skopje).
Out: Zikica Tasevski
(coach(?)), Tome Pacovski (Germinal Beerschot, Belgium), Nikola Gligorov, Vasko Bozinovski
(Rabotnicki), Boban Jancevski (Renova), Ljupco
Kmetovski (Teteks), Nikola Gjosevski
(?), Bojan Markovski (?), Borce Ristovski (?), Burhan Emurlahu (?).
In: Sasko Pandev (Rabotnicki), Pance Stojanov (Renova), Ilco
Pocev (Austria), Krste Tancev, Krste Todorov (Miravci).
Out: Vladimir Tunevski (Rabotnicki), Rok Itoua (Dubai),
Aleksandar Vasilev (?), Oliver Popcanovski (?),
Nenad Serafimovski (?), Laze Karakolev (?).
In: Naum Dzaleski (Lokomotiva), Tomce Mizorov, Daniel
Lampevski, Krste Gjorgov (Miravci), Haris Ujkić (Novi Pazar, Serbia), Nikola Šakić (Serbia)
Out: Boško Stupić, Vladan Milisavljević, Toni Dzangarovski (Vardar),
Mladen Ristić (?), Vladica Đorđević (?), Bojan
Petrović (?), Mirce Natkov (?), Marjan Mickov (?), Dragan Brnjarcevski (?), Branislav Janevski (?).
In: Krsto Cacev, Aleksandar Stojanov (Belasica), Milovan
Petrovik (Tikves), Toni Preskakulev (Napredok).
Out: Aleks Vrteski (Australia), Milan
Ivanović, Blagojce Ljamcevski (Pelister), Gjoksan Jusufoski (Turcija), Nikola Tripunovski (Vardar),
Mile Krstev (Metalurg), Nemanja Obradović (?), Nebojša Stanojlović (?), Igor Božić (?), Alves
Franco (?), Goran Cvetanovski (?).
In: Jovica Trajcev (Rabotnicki), Dimitrija Lazarevski
(Dender, Belgium), Trajce Nikov, Blagojce Rutevski (Pelister), Mile Krstev
(Pobeda), Đorđe Tadić (Jagodina, Serbia), Rodrigues Miranda (Brazil), Blagoja
Gesoski (Milano).
Out: Igor Tasevski (?), Dejan Georgievski (?), Dragan Naumovski (?), Vladimir Doknić (?).
In: Goran Gancev, Sasko
Lazarevski (Milano), Blagojce Ljamcevski, Milan
Ivanović (Pobeda).
Out: Blagojce
Glavevski (Shkendija 79), Blagojce Rutevski, Trajce Nikov (Metalurg), Đuro Jandrić
(Javor, Serbia),
Bruno Presilski (?), Zlatko Delovski (?), Igor Talevski (?), Nikolce Stisnioski
(?), Dragan Dimitrovski (?).
In: Ljupco Kolev, Borce Postolov (Bregalnica Stip),
Blagoj Levkov (Napredok), Dragan Naumovski (Metalurg), Bojan Bogoevski
(Napredak, Serbia), Ljupco Kmetovski (Vardar)
Out: Dimitar Bilbilivski, Aleksandar Miskovski
(Slavija Skopje), Aleksandar Pisovski (?), Goran Jovanovski (?), Darko
Radevski (?), Aleksandar Tolevski (?), Nikola Ristov (?), Ivica Ilievski (?),
Aleksandar Jovkov (?), Daniel Pisevski (?).
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Two strikers and former members of the Macedonian national team have moved in new clubs. Gjorgi Hristov, the current leading striker of the Macedonian national team signed for the Dutch club Den Bosch and Aleksandar Bajevski signed for the Belgian KV Mechelen. 
Another Macedonian striker and former member of the Macedonian national team also changed the club colors. Aleksandar Bajevski signed for the newly promoted and one of the clubs with biggest history in Belgium, KV Mechelen. The 27 years old striker started his career in Vardar and then moved to OFK Belgrade. He built his fame while playing in the Hungarian clubs Gyor, Balaton and Ferencvaros. Before joining KV Mechelen he spent short time in the Polish club Gornik Leczna and Al Ahli from Qatar. 
