With the 2.MFL kicking off this weekend, we bring you a full roundup of all completed transfers among the second-division clubs ahead of the new season. Bregalnica enter the campaign as the leading favorite for promotion, with Detonit Plachkovica, Belasica, Ohrid, and Shkendija 77 expected to be their main challengers. Bregalnica IN: Stefan Kostov, Daniel
Footballers’ dreams sometimes come true even without managers and agencies. One such example is the latest signing of Makedonija GjP, who literally begged by camping outside the stadium for two weeks to be given a chance to show what he can do. The club from Skopje’s Gjorche Petrov settlement, which returned to the top flight,
The summer transfer window in the 1. MFL officially opened on June 15 and will remain open until September 6. During this period, clubs across the league are strengthening their squads, letting players go, and reshaping their teams for the new season. Below is a complete roundup of all confirmed transfers so far. Shkendija IN:
After six years Rabotnichki will play in the European cups, but the team that earned this will not be there to shine as many of the first team players left this summer. There was also a coaching change. photo by FK Rabotnichki Eight first team players left Rabotnichki this month, including captain Egzon Belica (30
The saga over Goran Pandev eventually ends! From 1st July this year, he will be new player of Luciano Spalletti’s team, AS Roma. He signed a 4-years contract which will keep him at Olimpico until 2013. The number 24 will be his new lucky number. The most famous Macedonian player, the 25-years-old SS Lazio star
The great Australian talent with Macedonian origin Ben Kantarovski, will go on trials with German giants Bayern München. The 17-years-old player was recently called up by Australia, but still has chances to play for Macedonia too.
Dejan Miloseski finally after few weeks of trials signed a 3,5 years long contract with Polish club RTS Widzew Łódź. He is now the fifth Macedonian who will play in Poland. The 27-years-old midfielder who has one game played for the Macedonian national team, against Montenegro in November 2008, previously played for Lithuanian team FK
Macedonian midfielder, Slavco Georgievski, signed for the South Korean football club Ulsan Hyundai. The 28-years-old former national team player signed an one year contract with one of the best South Korean clubs.
After one year spent in Macedonia, the former member of the Macedonian national team Aleksandar Bajevski moves abroad again, this time in the Slovakian championship where he will play for FK DAC 1904 Dunajská Streda.
During the past few weeks Robert Petrov was connected with a move to England, Bulgarian club Cherno More and also a move to Rabotnicki, but Petrov decided to sign for Bulgarian PFK Slavia from Sofia.