After reviewing the performances of Macedonian football players for 2011, we put a list of the best starting 11 during that span.
Vladimir Dimitrovski could leave Mladá Boleslav
Josef Dufek, the president of Mladá Boleslav, told Czech newspapers that domestic and foreign clubs have shown interest in defender Vladimir Dimitrovski.
Velice Sumulikoski got in trouble with the police
Kanal 5 TV is reporting that midfielder Velice Sumulikoski ended up in a police station after appearing visibly drunk and making threats to police officers.
Riste Naumov on trial at České Budějovice
Veteran striker Riste Naumov will be on trial at České Budějovice where he will look to get his career back on track following a serious leg injury.
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.
Wolfsburg finally introduced Ferhan Hasani
Bundesliga side Wolfsburg finally announced the signing of Ferhan Hasani on their official website.
Vance Sikov voted as the best player on Volyn
Vance Sikov was able to hold on to his lead and was named the best player for Volyn during the first half of the season in Ukraine.
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
Toshack and FFM strongly deny Serdar Aziz reports
Manager John Toshack and the Football Federation of Macedonia (FFM) strongly denied reports about Serdar Aziz being contacted by Toshack.
Serdar Aziz: I want to play for Turkey
Bursaspor’s defender quickly decided upon Toshack’s offer by saying he only wants to play for his native Turkey.