Our U18 national team will play two friendly games against Serbia in the following days and both will take place in two different towns in our northern neighbors.
photo by FFM: Macedonia in a game against Poland
First, Serbia will host the Macedonian counterparts in the town of Surdulica on the 15th, while the second match will take place in Niš on 17th.
The actual U18 is for players born in 2001 and later, thus those team will take part in the next years U19 qualifications. Coach Goran Stanikj summoned the following 19 players for these friendlies:
Matej Andov – Vardar ![]()
Marko Alchevski – Akademija Pandev ![]()
Bozhidar Mitrevski – Vardar ![]()
Suad Jonuzi – La Charriere ![]()
Hristijan Stojanovski – Rabotnichki ![]()
Georgije Jankulov – Crvena Zvezda ![]()
Ivan Nikolov – Akademija Pandev ![]()
Agon Elezi – Caen ![]()
Dimitar Todorovski – Rabotnichki ![]()
Jeton Dauti – St. Gallen ![]()
Ramin Alii – Shkendija ![]()
Bojan Dimovski – Vardar ![]()
Tarik Nikolovski – Olimpija ![]()
David Ristovski – Makedonija GjP ![]()
Kushtrim Tairi – Shkendija ![]()
David Toshevski – Rabotnichki ![]()
Arbin Vosha – Makedonija GjP ![]()
Metodi Maksimov – Rabotnichki ![]()
Ersan Hajdari – Aarau ![]()
Forward Djemal Ibishi from Vardar who recently also saw game time in the 1.MFL was also called up but he is not able to join the national team because of an injury. A totally new name is Tarik Nikolovski who lives in Slovenia and was before part of Slovenia’s youth national teams.

Dobarden pocitovan Jovan Trpceski
Goran Stanic neka go povikat Anel Selimoski e vo odlicna forma roden 2001
YUTUB Anel Selimoski
poz do FFM