FK Renova
Squad
- Bunjamin Shabani2015current
- Nijaz Lena2005–2008
- Argjend Beqiri2006–2008
- Goce Toleski2006–2006
Izair Emini2006–2010
Patrick Mevoungou2006–2007- Patrick Mevoungou2007–2008
Besart Ibraimi2008–2010- Blagoja Todorovski2008–2009
- Goce Toleski2009–2010
Muharem Bajrami2009–2012- Goce Toleski2010–2010
- Kushtrim Mushica2010–2011
Goran Siljanovski2011–2013
Saško Pandev2012–2013- Izair Emini2013–2015
- Flamur Tairi2014–2014
Jasmin Mecinović2014–2016- Lucas Marcos Meireles2017–2018
FK Renova is an association football club based in North Macedonia.
Founded in 2003, FK Renova emerged from a football school established three years earlier.
The club won its first Macedonian Cup title in 2012, defeating Rabotnički 3–1 in the final.
Biography
Formation and Early Years
FK Renova was established in 2003, evolving from a football school founded in 2000. The club's name, Renova, was inspired by a local manufacturing company that significantly invested in the football school. Following its formation, Renova merged with the Tetovo club FK Shkumbini and entered the Macedonian Third League. In their inaugural season, they topped the league and secured promotion by defeating Vardar from Negotino in a penalty shootout.
Rise to Prominence
The club continued to rise through the ranks, finishing second in the 2004-2005 season, which earned them a spot in the Macedonian First League. FK Renova made history in the 2009-10 season by winning the Macedonian First League title, becoming the youngest club to achieve this feat. Their success continued with a victory in the Macedonian Cup in 2012, where they triumphed over Rabotnički with a score of 3–1 in the final.
Recent Challenges
Despite their earlier successes, FK Renova faced financial difficulties and withdrew from the First Macedonian Football League in July 2022. They began anew in the Macedonian Regional Football Leagues but quickly climbed back to the Macedonian Third Football League for the 2023-24 season. However, they withdrew again at the end of the 2025-26 season, returning to the regional league, marking a challenging period in the club's history.
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Career & Clubs
FK Renova was founded in 2003 but was derived from the football school established in 2000. As a result of successful work in 2003, the people from Džepčište began to invest in this school of football. Since then, the football school was named Renova, after the Džepčište based manufacturing company, which invested the most to the club. Renova then merged with the Tetovo club FK Shkumbini and was initiated into the Macedonian Third League. In the club's first season, they came first in the league. To achieve promotion into the second league, Renova had to beat Vardar from Negotino. Renova won the game via penalty shootout. In the 2004–2005 season, Renova achieved second position, allowing the club to move up to the Macedonian First League. In the 2009-10 season, Renova won the Macedonian First League title, being the youngest Macedonian football club to do so. Two years later they won their first Macedonian Cup title by defeating Rabotnički 3–1 in the final. In July 2022, Renova withdrew from the First Macedonian Football League due to financial reasons. From the 2022–23 season, they restarted from the Macedonian Regional Football Leagues. But achieved promotion to the Macedonian Third Football League in the 2023-24 season where they competed until the 2025-26 season, withdrawing again at the end of the season back to the regional league.
- League
- First Macedonian Football League
- League
- Third Macedonian Football League
Legacy
Macedonian First League Winners (1): 2009–10 Macedonian Second League Runners-up (1): 2004–05 Macedonian Third League Winners (1): 2003–04 Macedonian Football Cup Winners (1): 2012
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
KF Renova is a football club based in the village of Džepčište, Tetovo Municipality, North Macedonia. They recently competed in the Macedonian Third League.
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