The 29-years-old Macedonian defender Igor Mitreski moves from FC Energie Cottbus on six months long loan period to Belgian side KFC Germinal Beerschot from Antwerpen.
Dino Najdoski following the steps of his father
Playing for FK Vardar’s first team at the age of 16, Dino Najdoski is following the steps of his father Ilija Najdoski. With his performances, the member of the U21 national team confirmed that he is a real rising star of the Macedonian football.
78th place for the Macedonian league
According to the IFFHS (International federation of football history and statistics) the Macedonian first league is rated 78th on the table of 100 national strongest leagues. England, Italy and Argentina are the top 3 leagues for 2008.
Partizan interested for Gligor Gligorov
Serbian champions FK Partizan Belgrade can't stop with shopping from Macedonia. After the Brazilian striker Washington Roberto Mariano da Silva from Makedonija Gjorce Petrov, next on their list is Gligor Gligorov from Sileks.
Highs and lows in 2008
MacedonianFootball.com together with the members of the Macedonian football forum chose the highs and lows in the Macedonian football for 2008 and the Macedonian football league 2008/09 first half-season.
Coach changes in clubs
After Alekso Mackov took charge in Pelister, Pobeda and Turnovo Horizont have also changed their old coaches and their replacements have already been announced.
Sasa Ognenovski set to move
Adelaide's defender, 29-years-old Sasa Ognenovski is set to move to South Korea. Two clubs are battling for his signature, Australian FoxSports reports. Sasa is born in Melbourne but is of Macedonian origin.
Weekend internationals performances
First weekend in the New Year and five Macedonian internationals were active. Velice Sumulikoski advanced into the next round of the FA Cup with Ipswich, Sasa Ognenovski maintained with the winning in the far Australia, Jovan Kostovski again came in as a sub for OFI, while Sikov and Milosevski are still searching for a win
Squad changes in Makedonija Gjorce Petrov
Washington da Silva, one of Makedonija's top players in this part of the season, will most probably sign for Partizan from Belgrade, while two new players from Gabon might join the club.
What to expect in 2009!?
Another year has left and a new one has arrived. We can’t say that 2008 was successful for the Macedonian football in general, but can we predict what will happen in this 2009? Maybe if we summarize all the events from last year we can at least have a good look in what should we