Vardar and Miravci have officially erased the numbers from their names, indicating when each team was founded.
Winter transfers review
The winter transfer window was closed earlier today in Macedonia so here is a list of which players left and joined the First League teams.
Vardar announced addition of six players
Vardar completed a successful January transfer window by signing six players with the aim to win the league title in Macedonia.
Metalurg secured Ilija Nestorovski on loan
Metalurg struck a deal with Slovácko and took on loan U21 national team striker Ilija Nestorovski.
Zlatko Tanevski returned to Vardar
Defender Zlatko Tanevski signed an 18 month deal with Vardar after he recently terminated his contract with Polish side GKS Bełchatów.
Semi-finals matchups announced in domestic cup
Vardar vs. Renova and Rabotnicki vs. Horizont Turnovo will be the two matchups of the semi-finals in the Macedonian Cup.
Choi Sung-Kuk arrived at Rabotnicki
Former South Korean international Choi Sung-Kuk was present for Rabotnicki during the start of preparations and will officially join the club once his documents arrive to register the player.
Treska officially becomes Makedonija GjP
What was expected for some time became official as Treska changed its name to Makedonija Gjorce Petrov.
Rabotnicki hires Robert Pevnik as new manager
Rabotnicki quickly found a replacement for Gjore Jovanovski as the new manager of the club is Slovenian Robert Pevnik.
Interview with Dragan Gjorgiev
MacedonianFootball.com conducted an interview with Horizont Turnovo’s attacker Dragan Gjorgiev, one of the most talented footballers in Macedonia. Dragan Gjorgiev was born on the 16th of December, 1990 in Radovis and is currently one of the most gifted footballers in Macedonia. He started his professional career in Horizont Turnovo before briefly moving to Mainz 05