Never in the history of the Macedonian first league since its secession from Yugoslavia has there been less than 3 clubs from the capital, and next season that is exactly what could happen. photo by Filip Zdraveski The Macedonian capital Skopje has always been considered a city with an abundance of football clubs. History shows
There are still six rounds left until the end of the 2025/2026 season in the Macedonian top flight and just as much hope for the club from the Skopje neighborhood of Chair not to break the most negative record in the history of the Macedonian first league. Since the 1.MFL emerged after the breakup of
The Football Federation of Macedonia announced a competition to select the best conceptual solution for the new trophy intended for the champion of 1.MFL. The goal of the competition is to create a contemporary, recognizable and authentic artistic solution that will symbolize the tradition, energy and winning spirit of Macedonian football. Right to participate: The
All goals scored in the sixth round of the Macedonian top flight. photo by FK Rabotnichki Skopje: A moment from the match against Pelister Gjorche Petrov stadium in Skopje Makedonija GjP – Brera Strumica 2:0 (1:0) Goals: 17’ Simeon Hristov, 72’ Martin Talakov Red cards: 68’ Warsama Hassan (B) Referee: Krumislav Gjorgiev (Shtip) Bashkimi stadium
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:
The Football Federation of Macedonia (FFM) announced today that they are already in the process of implementing the VAR system in Macedonian football, which will be a significant step in the modernization of the 1.MFL. “As part of the procedure, the FFM has already received offers from companies specializing in VAR technology and is currently
Tonight we present you how the twelve 1.MFL clubs shopped this winter. The transfer window started on 15 January and was closed on 11 February. Sileks IN: Aldin Hrvanović (Sloboda ), Darko Micevski (loan – Vardar), Nikola Filevski (Borec) OUT: Igor Janevski (Det. Plachkovica), David Mateski (loan – Voska Sport) Shkendija IN: Risto Jankov (Tikvesh),
With the summer transfer window having came to an end, we summarize how the 12 1.MFL clubs shopped for the new season. The transfer window in Macedonia started on 15 June and closed on 6 September. 1.MFL Struga IN: Senad Jarović (loan end – Gjilani ), Hristijan Maleski (loan end – Tikvesh), Jusuf Kaba (loan
FFM did not approve the request by some club for the players coming from the Open Balkan member countries to be counted as domestic. photo by GFK Tikvesh Kavadarci: a moment of Tikvesh – Shkupi duel Brera Strumica, Rabotnichki, Sileks and Vardar opened a request asking that the players coming from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro
Besart Ibraimi cemented himself as all-time best top goalscorer in the Macedonian top flight and now even reached a milestone by scoring his 200th league goal – an absolute record. photo by FC Struga Trim&Lum: Ibraimi during a match vs. Makedonija GJP In the end of 2019 Ibraimi scored his 167th 1.MFL goal and passed