Sunday, 13 June is now a day away. We have been counting the days ever since that memorable day on 12 November 2020 when Macedonia defeated Georgia in the play-off final to book a spot in EURO 2020, still called that despite being played in 2021 due to COVID. photo by FFM: Pandev during the
Macedonia continues its 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign with a first ever meeting against Germany on Wednesday, to be played in the city of Duisburg. photo by FFM Germany is Germany. They are one of the major football powerhouses. Anytime Macedonia faces Germany in football, Germany will be a massive favorite. That is no different
After the frustrating loss at Romania to open 2022 World Cup qualifying, Macedonia has a quick turnaround with a home fixture versus Liechtenstein on Sunday. photo by FFM Liechtenstein is a familiar opponent for our national team. We have played them four times in the past four years, two games coming in 2017 and two
Thailand has turned into an attractive destination for Macedonian players. The latest to move there was striker Hristijan Kirovski.
Another former Metalurg player that was unfairly suspended has found a team abroad. Viktor Angelov was picked up by Újpest.
Ivan Trichkovski will return to familiar territory, that being the Cypriot league, with the hope of getting his career back on track.
Daniel Mojsov has found a new club and it will be AEK Larnaca, the current table leaders in Cyprus.
One of the former Metalurg players who was unfairly suspended by FFM has found relief by signing abroad with Lokomotiv Plovdiv.
Left-back Ezgjan Alioski has long wanted to move to the Swiss top division, and that finally happened as he was loaned to FC Lugano.
After leaving a good impression with Dukla, Dejan Peshevski has transferred to Podbrezová of the Slovak top division.