And the Macedonian national team will play two matches this month, a friendly match against Latvia on November 13th at home and the last of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Wales in Cardiff on November 18th.
Coach Blagoja Milevski announced the list without any major surprises.
The injured Ezgjan Alioski was dropped from the lineup, and Bojan Dimoski, Lirim Qamili and Kristijan Trapanovski are returning to the team.
The Macedonian squad includes the following 28 players:
Goalkeepers: Stole Dimitrievski (Valencia, Spain), Dejan Iliev (UTA Arad, Romania), Damjan Šiškovski (Borac Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina), Igor Aleksovski (Fljamurtari, Albania);
Defense: Visar Musliu (St. Troijden, Belgium), Nikola Serafimov (Levski Sofia, Bulgaria), Gjoko Zajkov (Ajman, UAE), Bojan Dimoski (TSC Backa Topola, Serbia), Andrej Stojchevski (Slovakia, Czech Republic), Darko Velkovski (Zrinjski, Bosnia and Herzegovina), Stefan Despotovski (OFK Belgrade, Serbia), Bojan Ilievski (Struga Trim Lum), Stefan Aškovski (Radnicki Niš, Serbia);
Middle row: Enis Bardi (Konyaspor, Turkey), Yanni Atanasov (Larissa, Greece), Elif Elmas (Napoli, Italy), Isnik Alimi (Dalian Yingbo, China), Luka Stankovski (Radnicki Kragujevac, Serbia), Tihomir Kostadinov (Sigma Olomouc, Czech Republic), Reshat Ramadani (Shkendija), David Babunski (Vardar);
Attack: Bojan Miovski (Glasgow Rangers, Scotland), Milan Ristovski (Bohemians 1905, Czech Republic), Darko Čurlinov (Kocaelispor, Turkey), Aleksandar Trajkovski, Elmin Rastoder (Thun, Switzerland), Kristijan Trapanovski (Dundee United, Scotland), Lirim Qamili (Sonderjyske, Denmark);
The national team's meeting is scheduled for November 10. In the 2026 World Cup qualifying table, Macedonia is in second place with 13 points, one less than the leader Belgium. Wales is in third place with 10 points and a game less than our best team.
