FK Rabotnički
Состав
- Milovan Petrović2010сейчас
- Kire Markoski2012сейчас
- Duško Trajčevski2013сейчас
Filip Duranski2013сейчас
Goran Siljanovski2013сейчас- Marjan Altiparmakovski2014сейчас
- Suad Sahiti2014сейчас
- Bojan Markoski2016сейчас
Boban Grnčarovсейчас- Damjan Šiškovskiсейчас
Mirsad Jonuzсейчас- Stefan Jevtoskiсейчас
- Vardan Pogosyanсейчас
Vlatko Grozdanoskiсейчас- Zoran Boškovskiсейчас
- Nikola Ilievski1974–1975
- Zoran Stratev1986–1987
- Vančo Micevski1989–1990
- Rogério Oliveira da Costa2000–2002
- Boban Babunski2001–2001
- Blazhe Ilijoski2002–2006
Filip Ivanovski2002–2003- Igor Kralevski2002–2005
- Nikola Karčev2003–2007
- Stojan Ignatov2003–2007
- Filip Ivanovski2004–2005
- Goce Toleski2004–2006
- Goran Stankovski2004–2005
- Miroslav Vajs2004–2008
Goran Maznov2005–2005- Nderim Nexhipi2005–2008
Tomislav Pačovski2005–2008- Adekunle Lukmon2006–2008
- Goran Stankovski2006–2007
- Krste Velkoski2006–2008
- Blazhe Ilijoski2007–2008
Ivan Tričkovski2007–2007- Lazar Stanišić2007–2008
Nemanja Milisavljević2007–2008
Nikola Gligorov2007–2008- Bobi Božinovski2008–2010
- Bojan Markoski2008–2009
- Dušan Savić2008–2010
- Goran Dimovski2008–2010
Hristijan Kirovski2008–2009- Ivan Jovanović2008–2008
Kristijan Naumovski2008–2010
Milan Perendija2008–2009
Muarem Muarem2008–2010- Nikola Gjoševski2008–2008
Fernando Lopes Alcântara2009–2011- Nikola Gligorov2009–2011
- Risto Mitrevski2009–2011
Saško Pandev2009–2009- Wandeir Oliveira dos Santos2009–2010
- Adewale Sunday Amusan2010–2012
- Borče Manevski2010–2012
Daniel Avramovski2010–2014
Martin Bogatinov2010–2011- Panče Kumbev2010–2012
- Stephan Vujčić2010–2011
Stole Dimitrievski2010–2012- Yani Urdinov2010–2011
- Blagoja Todorovski2011–2015
- Darko Micevski2011–2012
Darko Velkovski2011–2015- Dušan Savić2011–2011
- Filip Despotovski2011–2012
- Igor Stefanović2011–2011
- Krste Velkoski2011–2013
- Miloš Živković2011–2012
- Muarem Muarem2011–2012
- Viktor Angelov2011–2013
Vladica Brdarovski2011–2013
Choi Sung-kuk2012–2012
Gjoko Zajkov2012–2014
Michael Cvetkovski2012–2013
Stefan Spirovski2012–2012- Stipe Plazibat2012–2013
- Taulant Seferi2012–2014
- Vladimir Dimitrovski2012–2013
- Blazhe Ilijoski2013–2013
- Borče Manevski2013–2014
- Muhamed Useini2013–2014
Aco Stojkov2014–2014- Aco Stojkov2014–2001
- Blazhe Ilijoski2014–2014
Chuma Anene2014–2015
Igor Gal2014–2014- Mite Cikarski2014–2016
- Stephan Vujčić2014–2016
- Blazhe Ilijoski2015–2015
Eljif Elmas2015–2017
Kire Ristevski2015–2016
Risto Jankov2015–2022- Amir Bilali2017–2018
Aleksandr Poznyak2021–2021- Anes Rušević2022–2023
- Valon Ahmedi2025–2025
FK Rabotnički is a professional football club based in Skopje, North Macedonia, known for its strong historical ties to the railway workers.
Founded on October 4, 1937, FK Rabotnički is often referred to as "The Romantics" and plays its home matches at the Toše Proeski Arena.
The club faced operational challenges during World War II but was re-established in 1945, continuing its legacy in North Macedonian football.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
FK Rabotnički, commonly known as Rabotnički and nicknamed "The Romantics", was founded on October 4, 1937, in Skopje, North Macedonia. The club initially gained recognition as the "railway football club" due to its strong ties with the railway workers of the city. During World War II, the club faced challenges that led to a temporary halt in operations, but it was re-established in 1945. Throughout the Yugoslav era, Rabotnički competed in the Macedonian Republic Football League and the Federal Second League, often overshadowed by their city rivals FK Vardar, yet maintaining a reputation as a talent factory.
Independence and the Kometal Era
With the independence of North Macedonia in 1991, FK Rabotnički became a founding member of the Macedonian First Football League. The club's fortunes changed dramatically in 2001 when it was acquired by Kometal, led by businessman Trifun Kostovski. This marked the beginning of the club's "Golden Era". Under this new ownership, Rabotnički won their first Macedonian First League title in the 2004–05 season, successfully defending it in the following season and clinching a third title in 2007–08. That season was particularly memorable as they also won the Macedonian Football Cup, achieving their first domestic double.
Honours and Legacy
FK Rabotnički has a rich history of success, with a total of 10 championships in domestic competitions, including 4 titles in the Macedonian First League and 10 cup victories. Their legacy is marked by their ability to nurture talent and compete at high levels, solidifying their place in North Macedonian football history.
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Foundation and Early Years (1937–1991)
FK Rabotnichki was founded on 4 October 1937 . The club was initially widely known as the "railway football club" due to its strong connection with the railway workers of Skopje. During the chaotic period of the Second World War, the club temporarily ceased operations or competed under different local structures, but was re-established in 1945 following the liberation of Skopje. Throughout the Yugoslav era, Rabotnički largely competed in the Macedonian Republic Football League and the Federal Second league. While they were often overshadowed by their city rivals FK Vardar, Rabotnichki maintained a reputation as a talent factory and a stable club within the socialist republic's football hierarchy.
Independence and The Kometal Era (1992–2008)
Following the independence of North Macedonia in 1991, Rabotnichki became a founding member of the Macedonian First Football League (1. MFL). The club's trajectory changed dramatically in 2001 when it was acquired by the company Kometal, led by businessman Trifun Kostovski. This marked the beginning of the club's "Golden Era". Under the new ownership, Rabotnichki secured their first Macedonian First League title in the 2004–05 season. They successfully defended their crown in the 2005–06 season and won a third title in 2007–08, a season in which they also won the Macedonian Football Cup to complete their first "Double". During this period, the club achieved notable results in…
- League
- First Macedonian Football League
- League
- Macedonian Second Football League
Наследие
Domestic competitions
Champions (10) Macedonian Republic Football League Winners (6): 1953, 1966, 1968, 1973, 1977, 1980 Macedonian First League Winners (4): 2004–05, 2005–06, 2007–08, 2013–14 Runners-up (3): 2006–07, 2009–10, 2014–15 Cup Winners (10) Macedonian Republic Cup Winners (6): 1954, 1957, 1974, 1978, 1983, 1988
Macedonian Football Cup Winners (4): 2007–08, 2008–09, 2013–14, 2014–15 Runners-up (3): 2009–10, 2011–12, 2015–16 Macedonian Supercup Runners-up (1): 2015
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
FK Rabotnichki, commonly known as Rabotnichki and occasionally by the nickname "The Romantics", is a professional football club based in Skopje, North Macedonia. Founded on 4 October 1937, the club plays its home matches at the Toše Proeski Arena, the country's largest stadium, which they share with their city rivals FK Vardar and the North Macedonia national football team. They currently compete in the Macedonian Second Football League.
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