Macedonian football has been rising in recent times. The rise has been necessitated by different factors including massive investment into club football by the sponsors, development of more robust youth academies, and the exposure of Macedonian players to other big European clubs. The rise of Macedonian football has had a ripple effect on football clubs
Gjore Jovanovski is not head coach of Rabotnichki anymore as in a deal with the club’s board decided to terminate the contract on mutual agreement. photo by FK Rabotnichki: Jovanovski at Rabotnichki’s bench Jovanovski took over the Club Hero in April this year and successfully lead them into the Europa League qualifications where got eliminated
Both Rabotnichki and Shkupi got eliminated from the Europa League. Shkupi had a mountain to climb after the 2:0 defeat in Scotland, but at least played a draw against Rangers in Skopje, while Rabotnichki despite winning in the first leg suffered a disaster in Hungary. photo by Budapest Honvéd FC: moment into the first half
A minimal win with a goal conceded for Rabitnichki in the first leg in the Europa League match up with Hungarian side Honvéd. photo by Filip Zdraveski: Honvéd attacking in the first half Equal start from both sides with no chances in the opening 15 minutes. Rabotnichki controlled the play without letting the Hungarian oпponent
Shkendija, Vardar, Rabotnichki and Shkupi have all finished playing friendly test matches as their European summer starts on Tuesday. This is the roundup of their results. photo by KF Shkendija: moment of the match against Osijek Champions League participants Shkendija played only three friendly games during their preparations in Slovenia recording a draw and two
Only Vardar got an opponent that they could eliminated. Shkupi got the worst possible draw in Scottish giants Rangers, while Rabotnichki was paired with Hungarian side Honvéd. The draw for the first qualifying round in the new season of the Europa League took place today in the Swiss town of Nyon. And it was not
The Macedonian colony on Cyprus has been extended for two new players as Dushko Trajchevski and Kire Markoski have joined Alki and AEL. left photo: Dushko Trajchevski right photo: Kire Markoski Rabotnichki lost of its most important players before the Europa League qualifications. Defensive midfielder Dushko Trajchevski as well as winger Kire Markoski left the
The red and white team so far strengthened the squad with five newcomers, three players signed new contracts, while also five were let go. photo by FK Rabotnichki: the players on their first training session for the new season Experienced midfielder Oliver Peev was the first reinforcement for Rabotnichki right after the 2017/18 season ended.
Rabotnichki hired Gjore Jovanovski, the manager that brought the club the first two domestic league titles. photo by FK Rabotnichki: Gjorgji Jovanovski on his first training today After yesterday’s resignition of Goran Stankovski, Rabotnichki quickly found a new manager. And it is a very familiar face. Gjorgji Jovanovski is back in the Debar Maalo neighborhood
Goran Stankovski today resigned as manager of Rabotnichki due to being unable to bring the team back on the winning road. He led the Debar Maalo team since Round 8 of this season after coming instead of Viktor Trenevski. Interestingly, Trenevski also departed after a home failure against the same opponent of Akademija Pandev. Back