FK Vardar
Состав
Zlatko Tanevski2012сейчас
Jasir Asani2013сейчас
Artak Dashyan2014сейчас
Boban Grnčarov2014сейчас
Darko Glišić2014сейчас
Filip Ivanovski2014сейчас
Goran Popov2014сейчас
Hovhannes Hambardzumyan2014сейчас
Nikola Gligorov2014сейчас
Aco Stojkov2015сейчас
Dejan Blaževski2015сейчас
Filip Gačevski2015сейчас- Filip Ivanovski2015сейчас
Juan Felipe Alves Ribeiro2015сейчас
Stefan Spirovski2015сейчас
Tomislav Pačovski2015сейчас
Vladica Brdarovski2015сейчас
Yevhen Novak2015сейчас
Damir Kojašević2016сейчас
Dragan Ćeran2016сейчас
Daniel Avramovski2019сейчас- Darko Micevski2022сейчас
- Jonathan Balotelliсейчас
Maksim Maksimovсейчас- Mario Mladenovskiсейчас
Sasho Petrovskiсейчас
Kiril Simonovski1950–1953- Blagoje Vidinić1951–1955
- Andon Dončevski1957–1965
- Sokrat Mojsov1958–1970
- Kiril Dojčinovski1963–1967
- Metodije Spasovski1963–1974
- Nikola Ilievski1964–1974
Milan Živadinović1965–1966- Dragan Mutibarić1966–1975
Ljubiša Tumbaković1971–1972
Mike Stojanović1973–1974- Gjore Jovanovski1974–1977
- Metodije Spasovski1977–1978
- Vasil Ringov1977–1983
- Gjore Jovanovski1978–1986
- Dragan Mutibarić1979–1984
- Dragan Simeunović1979–1980
- Nikola Ilievski1979–1980
- Petar Georgijevski1980–1989
- Toni Savevski1980–1988
- Nikola Ilievski1982–1988
Čedomir Janevski1982–1989
Darko Pančev1983–1988- Vasil Ringov1983–1986
- Ilija Najdoski1984–1988
- Dragi Kanatlarovski1985–1989
- Zoran Boškovski1985–1988
- Boban Babunski1986–1992
- Vasil Ringov1986–1987
- Vujadin Stanojković1986–1989
- Saša Ilić1987–1990
Mirsad Jonuz1989–1990- Zoran Boškovski1989–1989
- Saša Ćirić1991–1993
- Igor Nikolovski1993–1996
- Artim Šakiri1994–2000
- Saša Ćirić1994–1995
- Jero Shakpoke1996–1997
- Aleksandar Bajevski1997–2002
- Petar Miloševski1997–1998
Aleksandar Vasoski1998–1998- Aleksandar Vasoski1999–1999
- Boban Grnčarov1999–2000
- Bobi Božinovski1999–2005
- Edin Nuredinoski1999–2001
Slavčo Georgievski1999–2000- Aguinaldo Braga2000–2002
- Blessing Chinedu2000–2001
- Saša Ilić2000–2002
- Aleksandar Vasoski2001–2004
Hristijan Kirovski2001–2002- Slavčo Georgievski2001–2004
- Srgjan Zaharievski2001–2004
- Rogério Oliveira da Costa2002–2006
- Aguinaldo Braga2003–2004
- Blessing Chinedu2003–2005
Darko Tasevski2003–2005- Riste Naumov2003–2006
Vlatko Grozdanoski2003–2004- Wandeir Oliveira dos Santos2003–2005
- Bojan Markoski2004–2006
- Filip Despotovski2004–2004
Ivan Tričkovski2004–2006- Jovan Kostovski2004–2008
- Nikola Gligorov2004–2007
- Zlatko Tanevski2004–2006
- Aguinaldo Braga2005–2009
- Daniel Addo2005–2007
- Daniel Ivanovski2005–2006
- Nderim Nexhipi2005–2005
- Vladimir Dimitrovski2005–2006
- Wandeir Oliveira dos Santos2006–2007
- Dušan Savić2007–2008
- Filip Despotovski2007–2008
- Hristijan Kirovski2007–2007
Martin Bogatinov2007–2008
Milan Perendija2007–2008
Ostoja Stjepanović2007–2007- Ostoja Stjepanović2007–2008
- Vladan Milosavljev2007–2007
- Aleksandar Bajevski2008–2009
Artim Položani2008–2009- Artim Položani2008–2008
- Ivan Jovanović2008–2009
- Miroslav Vajs2008–2009
Nemanja Milisavljević2008–2008- Nikola Gligorov2008–2009
Stefan Ristovski2008–2010- Tomislav Pačovski2008–2009
- Nikola Karčev2009–2010
- Aguinaldo Braga2010–2010
- Artim Položani2010–2010
Blagoja Milevski2010–2010- Daniel Mojsov2010–2010
- Darko Glišić2010–2010
Goran Siljanovski2010–2010- Hristijan Kirovski2010–2010
- Aleksandar Vasoski2011–2011
- Filip Ivanovski2011–2012
- Miroslav Vajs2011–2013
- Mite Cikarski2011–2014
- Ostoja Stjepanović2011–2013
Predrag Ranđelović2011–2013- Wandeir Oliveira dos Santos2011–2011
- Abraham Alechenwu2012–2012
- Borče Manevski2012–2013
- Dragan Georgiev2012–2014
- Ibezito Ogbonna2012–2013
- Jovan Kostovski2012–2013
- Aco Stojkov2013–2013
- Aco Stojkov2013–2014
- Edin Ademović2013–2014
- Filip Despotovski2013–2015
- Vladimir Dimitrovski2013–2014
Anej Lovrečič2014–2014
Artur Miranyan2014–2015
Ilčo Naumoski2014–2015
Boban Nikolov2015–2018- César Romero2015–2015
Darko Velkovski2015–2018- Nemanja Mijušković2015–2017
Senijad Ibričić2015–2015- Vanja Marković2017–2018
- Darko Micevski2018–2020
FK Vardar is the most successful football club in North Macedonia, with a rich history dating back to 1947.
The club has won twelve Championship titles, six Macedonian Cups, and one Yugoslav Cup, showcasing its dominance in the region.
FK Vardar was formed through the merger of FK Pobeda and FK Makedonija in a cinema hall in Skopje.
Биография
Formation
FK Vardar, a prominent football club based in Skopje, North Macedonia, was established on July 22, 1947, through the merger of two city rivals, FK Pobeda and FK Makedonija. The club's original colors were decided to be blue, but this was quickly changed to the now-recognizable red and white. The newly formed team began competing in the Macedonian Republic League and quickly made its mark in the football scene.
Early Success and Evolution
The club's first major achievement came in the 1960-61 season when they won the Yugoslav Cup, marking a significant milestone in their history. Over the years, FK Vardar has experienced several promotions and relegations, showcasing resilience and adaptability. The club's colors evolved to red and black after the 1963 Skopje earthquake, when equipment was donated by the famous Milan football club, further solidifying its identity.
Dominance in Macedonian Football
FK Vardar is recognized as the most successful football club in North Macedonia, having won a total of twelve Macedonian First League titles, six Macedonian Cups, and two Macedonian Super Cups. Their historic achievement in 2017 as the first Macedonian club to qualify for the group stage of a European competition marked a new era of recognition on the international stage. The club continues to be a powerhouse in Macedonian football, with a legacy that includes numerous domestic and regional honors.
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First Federal League
After World War Two, FK Vardar was established with the merger of city rivals FK Pobeda (1919) and FK Makedonija (1922), in the hall of cinema "Vardar" on 22 July 1947. The fusion assembly had decided the club's color to be blue but it was changed at the next assembly the decision to red and white.
FK Pobeda competed in District League and Subdivision League until 1941 winning in 1927, 1928 and 1929 Championships. After winning the Macedonian Republic League 1947 they merged with FK Makedonija, that competed in the first season of the Federal League after the World War II, and finished at the eighth place and won the relegation playoffs against FK Sloga from Novi Sad. However, during the following decade they were relegated and promoted back several times.
The present recognizable red and black color jerseys were brought back again after the 1963 Skopje earthquake when the famous Milan football club sent equipment for the Skopje's team. The club won its first major trophy in the 1960–61 Yugoslav Cup.
Many famous players from the region started their careers at Vardar, and their triumph in the Yugoslav Cup was a highlight. The leader of that particular generation of players was Andon Dončevski, who later coached the team from 1986 to 1988. The 1985–86 Yugoslav First League season ended notoriously due to massive irregularities during the last week of fixtures, as the Football Association of Yugoslavia headed by Slavko Šajber voided the last…
- League
- First Macedonian Football League
- League
- Macedonian Second Football League
Наследие
As of 15 May 2026 Legacy titles: SK Vardar, Pobeda Skopje, Gragjanski, Makedonija Winners (10) 1922, 1923, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1946, 1947
Domestic
Macedonian First League Winners (12): 1992–93, 1993–94, 1994–95, 2001–02, 2002–03, 2011–12, 2012–13, 2014–15, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2019–20, 2025–26 Macedonian Football Cup Winners (6): 1992–93, 1994–95, 1997–98, 1998–99, 2006–07, 2024–25 Macedonian Republic Cup Winners (12): 1955–56, 1965–66, 1966–67, 1967–68, 1968–69, 1969–70, 1970–71, 1971–72, 1972–73, 1979–80, 1980–81, 1991–92 Macedonian Football Supercup Winners (2): 2013, 2015 Yugoslav Cup Winners (1): 1960–61
European
Balkans Cup Runners-up (2): 1972, 1974
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Идентификаторы и алиасы
FK Vardar is a professional football club based in Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia, which competes in the Macedonian First League. It is the most successful football club in football in North Macedonia, that has won twelve Championship titles, six Macedonian Cups, two Macedonian Super Cups and one Yugoslav Cup. In 2017, it became the first Macedonian club to qualify for the group stage of a European competition.
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