After the big mistake of the Football Federation of Macedonia to give license to a club which had no finances and no players under contract, as expected Milano was trashed by Croatian club Slaven Belupo.

With a late goal in the 90th minute, Crusaders didn’t allow Rabotnicki to come back home with an away win.

After an under average performance, Macedonian champions Makedonija GjP started the UEFA Champions League qualifications with a 0:2 defeat by Belarus champions BATE Borisov.

Gjorgji Hristov, the former national team member and the striker who still holds the leading position with most scored goals will continue his career in the Veikkausliiga in Finland as player and also as part of the coaching stuff of JJK Jyväskylä.

Filip Despotovski had a chance to win his second trophy with Vorskla, but giants Dynamo won on penalties. Filip Ivanovski and Vlade Lazarevski advanced into the next round of the Europa League with their Polonia, while Iljami Halimi had his debut for Dunajská Streda.

Pacovski, Nuredinoski, Grncarov, Naumov, A. Mitreski, Gj. Mojsov, Markovski… are the Macedonian internationals who will play for new clubs in the next season and the list will be longer as many European clubs are interested for some Macedonian players.

Renova will be looking to cover a 2-1 defeat from the first leg against Belarussian team Dinamo Minsk in the second leg from the first qualification round from UEFA Europa League. Renova will be hosts on National Arena Phillip II of Macedon in Skopje.

Macedonian football clubs, especially the clubs that take part in the European competitions, have started actively playing friendly matches in order to test their form.

Slavco Georgievski assisted in South Korea, Nuredin Bakiu was red carded in Sweden where Daniel Ivanovski is doing great, Dragan Cadikovski and Goran Stankovski with only a point from home games.