U21 caretaker manager has announced the squad for the upcoming qualifier against Israel.
Macedonia U21 hosts Israel on the 13th of August in the 2015 UEFA European Under-21 Football Championship, Qualifications Tournament, Group 8.
Vujadin Stanojkovikj, who will lead the team on the remaining two matches has announced the players called up for this game:
Damjan Shishkovski – Rabotnichki 
Igor Aleksovski – Makedonija Gjorche Petrov
Filip Ristovski – Metalurg
Aleksa Amamovikj – Partizan 
Gjoko Zajkov – Rennes 
Egzon Bejtulai – Shkendija
Kristijan Toshevski – Teteks
Viktor Talevski – Eintracht Frankfurt 
Isnik Alimi – Chievo 
Darko Velkovski – Rabotnichki
Besmir Bojku – Rabotnichki
Jasir Asani – Vardar
Daniel Avramovski – Crvena Zvezda
David Babunski – Barcelona B 
Boban Nikolov – Viitorul Constanța 
Valmir Nafiu – Hamburger SV
Marjan Radeski – Metalurg
Demir Imeri – Shkendija
Kire Markoski – Rabotnichki
Tauljant Sulejmanov – Rabotnichki
‘First of all, I would like to express my gratitude towards FFM for giving me the opportunity to lead Macedonian U21 national team. As a sportsman and former national team player, I think that leading any national team is kind of a reward for your efforts. This is a positive step for me and I hope we can contribute to having good results. In our squad list for the upcoming matches, there are no huge changes. There are some changes, but I consider that as a must because the qualifications tournament is near its’ end. Although we have lost the chances for a good placement, I believe we are going to play a good match against Israel, we are going to have good preparations and achieve a good result. As staff, we are going to devote on hard work and I expect the players to be working hard, respect the team and play fully motivated. Because there is no other way to success, at least according to my principles.’ said Vujadin Stanojkovikj in a statement for FFM.mk.
The team will have their first meeting on the 11th of August and the match is scheduled for 13th of August at 20.00 CET on the National Arena Philip II of Macedon in Skopje.