Blagoja Milevski, the coach of the Macedonian national U21 team and Shkumbin Arlsani, the coach of the U19 national team, have announced the names of the players who will attend a training camp in Ohrid.
photo by FFM
The Macedonian national U21 and U19 national teams will hold a joint training camp in Ohrid next week and during this period the teams will play two matches between them. The first match will be played on the 21st at 11:00 CET at the Atina Bojadji stadium in Ohrid and the same venue will host the second match on the 23rd at 11:00 local time.
Both coaches have decided to call up players mainly from the domestic leagues who will have their chance to prove themselves and win a spot in the squads for the future qualifiers.
Coach Shkumbin Arslani called up the following U19 players:
Kire Novakov – Triglav
Aleksandar Angelkoski – Renova
Ivan Nikoloski – Rabotnichki
Stefan Tasev – Makedonija GjP
Filip Kostovski – Sileks
Dario Markovski – Preußen Münster
Martin Radulovikj Velichkovikj – Vardar
Imran Fetai – Apolonia
Viktor Krstevski – Vardar
Slave Markoski – Ohrid
Spase Terziev – Akademija Pandev
Dimitar Todorovski – Rabotnichki
Ivan Nikolov – Akademija Pandev
Hamza Ramani – Vlazrimi 77
Behar Feta – Shkendija
Arda Okan Kurtulan – Fenerbahçe
Berat Kalkan – Kasımpaşa
Zufer Shaini – Brinje Grosuplje
Oktaj Rakipi – Shkendija
Damjan Trajanovski – Vardar
Djemaili Besar – Shkupi
Fiton Ademi – Shkendija
Mario Ilievski – Septemvri
Metodi Maksimov – Rabotnichki
For U21, Blagoja Milevski decided to call up:
David Denkovski – Bregalnica
Stefan Jakimovski – Kadino
Metodija Velkovski – Osogovo
Filip Aleksovski – Korabi
Aleksandar Gjurkovski – Vardar
Ardit Iljazi – Shkupi
Jovan Manev – Bregalnica
Kristijan Dodevski – Sileks
Matej Nikolov – Zlatibor
Marko Simunovikj – Teleoptik
Georgije Jankulov – Železničar
Arbi Vosha – Makedonija GjP
Bojan Dimoski – Akademija Pandev
David Kalpachki – Belasica
Ramin Alii – Shkupi
Besnik Ferati – Partizani
Ali Adem – Aris
Florent Ramadani – Shkendija
Ensar Ljuma – Shkendija
Suhejlj Muharem – Renova
Marko Gjorgjievski – Radnički Pirot
Jakup Berisha – Shkupi
Emir Skenderi – Struga
Zoran Ivanovski – Belasica