Polish side Lech Poznań have shown interest in FK Skopje’s forward Hristijan Kirovski.

Hristijan Kirovski might soon be leaving Skopje and become part of famous Polish football club Lech Poznań. Poznań‘s sports director Marek Pogorzelczyk showed interest in Macedonia’s striker Kirovski, Polish media reports.

After negotiations with a certain Bulgarian striker failed, Lech are looking for a new striker and Kirovski might be their new player, considering he is significantly cheaper then other options. Lech are currently 11th in Polish Ekstraklasa but have an amazing run in UEFA Europa League where they have advanced from their group together with Manchester City, eliminating Juventus and Salzburg.

25-years-old Kirovski has a rich career. He has played on an international level several times throughout his career. Besides Macedonian clubs Vardar, Makedonija, Rabotnicki and current Skopje, he also played for Serbian OFK Beograd, Metalurh Zaporizhya and Karpaty Lviv from Ukraine, Cypriot Ethnikos Achnas, Luch-Energiya from Russia and his most recent international club – Vaslui from Romania. Kirovski has played an excellent first half-season for Skopje in Macedonian first league, scoring 10 goals out of 16 for his club or more then all of his teammates together. He was recently awarded for his fine form with a call from Macedonian national team.