Macedonian Football | Summoned players

Current squad (as of 27 May 2026):

Goalkeepers	Defenders	Midfielders	Attackers
Stole Dimitrievski Damjan Shishkovski Davor taleski	Darko Velkovski Din Alomerović Gjoko Zajkov Ezgjan Alioski Georgije Jankulov Imran Fetai Jovan Manev Nikola Serafimov Sebastián Herrera Stefan Despotovski Visar Musliu	Agon Elezi Boban Nikolov Darko Angjeleski Darko Dodev Elif Elmas Enis Bardhi + Jani Atanasov Sefer Emini	Azer Omeragić Bojan Miovski Darko Churlinov Elmin Rastoder Milan Ristovski

* additionally summoned
+ withdrew because of injury
+ withdrew because of personal reasons
+ present but injured
+ has club matches
yellow card suspension
red card suspension

Also available:

Goalkeepers	Defenders	Midfielders	Attackers
David Mitov Nilsson	Agron Rufati	Daniel Avramovski	Danny Musovski
Dejan Iliev +	Ahmed Iljazovski	David Babunski	David Toshevski
Igor Aleksovski	Andrej Stojchevski +	Davor Zdravkovski	Dimitar Danev (U21)
Ljupche Djekov (U21)	Bojan Dimoski	Isnik Alimi	Dimitar Mitrovski +
Risto Jankov	Bojan Ilievski	Ljupcho Doriev +	Dorian Babunski
Slave Vrgov (U21)	Egzon Bejtulai +	Luka Stankovski +	Ilija Nestorovski
Vasko Vasilev	Memetriza Hamza (U21)	Marjan Radeski	Kristijan Trapanovski
	Stefan Ashkovski	Reshat Ramadani	Lirim Qamili
	Todor Todoroski	Tihomir Kostadinov +	Mario Ilievski +
		Tomche Grozdanovski

Recorders

Top 14 most capped:	Top 15 goalscorers:
122 – Goran Pandev 100 – Goce Sedloski 98 – Aleksandar Trajkovski 89 – Ezgjan Alioski 88 – Stole Dimitrievski 84 – Veliche Shumulikoski 82 – Stefan Ristovski 82 – Enis Bardhi 77 – Elif Elmas 72 – Artim Shakjiri 72 – Visar Musliu 70 – Igor Mitreski 67 – Ivan Trichkovski 64 – Nikolche Noveski	38 – Goran Pandev 24 – Aleksandar Trajkovski 20 – Enis Bardhi 16 – Gjorgji Hristov 15 – Artim Shakjiri 14 – Elif Elmas 13 – Ezgjan Alioski 10 – Ilija Nestorovski 9 – Goran Maznov 9 – Ilcho Naumoski 9 – Bojan Miovski 8 – Goce Sedloski 8 – Sasha Ciric 7 – Ivan Trichkovski 7 – Agim Ibraimi

Retired*

Goalkeepers	Defenders	Midfielders	Attackers
Dancho Celeski Darko Tofiloski Edin Nuredinoski Gogo Jovchev Jane Nikoloski Martin Bogatinov Oka Nikolov Petar Miloshevski Tome Pachovski	Aleksandar Damchevski Aleksandar Lazevski Aleksandar Todorovski Aleksandar Vasoski Boban Babunski Boban Grncharov Chedomir Janevski Daniel Georgievski Daniel Ivanovski Daniel Mojsov Dragi Kanatlarovski Goce Sedloski Goran Popov Goran Stavrevski Igor Mitreski Ilija Najdoski Kire Ristevski Kristijan Toshevski Leonard Zhuta Ljupcho Markovski Miroslav Vajs Mitko Stojkovski Nikolche Noveski Panche Kjumbev Robert Petrov Robert Popov Stefan Ristovski Vanche Shikov Vlade Lazarevski Vladimir Dimitrovski Vujadin Stanojkovikj Yani Urdinov Zlatko Tanevski	Agim Ibraimi Aleksandar Mitreski Arijan Ademi Armend Alimi Artim Polozhani Besart Abdurahimi Boshko Gjurovski Darko Tasevski Djevdet Shainoski Ertan Demiri Filip Despotovski Gligor Gligorov Igor Janchevski Kire Markoski Mario Gjurovski Mile Krstev Muarem Muarem Muhamed Demiri Nderim Nedjipi Nikola Gligorov Ostoja Stjepanovikj Slavcho Georgievski Srgjan Zaharievski Stefan Spirovski Toni Micevski Toni Savevski Vancho Trajanov Veliche Shumulikoski Vlatko Grozdanoski Zharko Serafimovski	Aco Stojkov Adis Jahovikj Aleksandar Trajkovski Argjend Bekjiri Artim Shakjiri Bajram Fetai Bazhe Ilijoski Besart Ibraimi Darko Panchev Dejan Blazhevski Dragan Gjorgiev Dušan Savić Ferhan Hasani Filip Ivanovski Gjorgji Hristov Goce Toleski Goran Maznov Goran Pandev Ilcho Naumoski Ivan Trichkovski Jovan Kostovski Krste Velkoski Mensur Kurtishi Milko Gjurovski Mirko Ivanovski Samir Fazli Sasha Ciric Stevica Ristikj Vancho Micevski Viktor Trenevski Vlatko Stojanovski Zoran Boshkovski

*retired from the national team, not everyone is retired from playing football.

This Day In History

1961 Vardar defeated Varteks 2:1 in the final match to claim its first and only Yugoslav Cup. Vladimir Nikolovski and Mirko Ilijevski scored two quick goals in the 50th and 53rd minute in the match played at the JNA stadium in Belgrade.

1996 Macedonia suffered a 3:0 defeat in Sofia by Bulgaria in a friendly match.

1997 Sileks won its second Cup title after defeating Sloga Jugomagnat with 4:1 in the final of the 1996/97 Macedonian Cup played in Kavadarci.

2006 Macedonia surprised Ecuador with a 2:1 friendly win in Madrid.

1.MFL 2025/26

Pos	Club	Pts	W	D	L	GD
1	Vardar	83	26	5	2	59
2	Shkëndija	74	23	5	5	37
3	Struga	62	19	5	9	40
4	Sileks	53	16	5	12	23
5	Tikvesh	48	14	6	13	12
6	Arsimi	46	13	7	13	-3
7	Bashkimi	42	11	9	13	-14
8	Pelister	40	10	10	13	-2
9	Brera Strumica	40	10	10	13	-10
10	Makedonija GjP	34	9	7	17	-15
11	Rabotnichki	33	9	6	18	-12
12	Shkupi	1	0	1	32	-115

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