Partizan trio of 2010-born attackers on North Macedonia's radar
Aleksandar Polimac, Viktor Naumoski and Viktor Stojanovski — three 2010-born forwards from Partizan’s system being watched by North Macedonia’s youth selectors.
Published September 11, 2026 — A group of 2010-born attackers from FK Partizan’s youth ranks has drawn attention from North Macedonia’s youth setups as scouts and selectors monitor talents playing outside the domestic First League.
One of the more notable names is Aleksandar Polimac, born in 2010 — interestingly in Ireland — but raised in Belgrade within Partizan’s academy. In 2025 he moved to IMT Belgrade, where he began to receive more playing time. Polimac is a left-sided forward and has already appeared for North Macedonia’s age group under coach Iljami Isejni.
Profiles from Partizan’s pipeline
Another prospect is Viktor Naumoski, also born in 2010, who progressed through FK Zemun before joining Partizan’s youth system. Naumoski operates on the same flank as Polimac. So far he has not made appearances nor received a call-up for North Macedonia’s youth teams.
The third name being tracked is Viktor Stojanovski, likewise a 2010-born attacker. He moved from Zemun to Partizan as a child and later spent time with the club’s affiliate Teleoptik. At present Stojanovski is collecting minutes in club football in a pattern similar to Polimac’s current role at IMT Belgrade.
These three players are the latest examples of talents developed in Belgrade who are now on North Macedonia’s radar despite playing their club football abroad. National youth staff are expected to continue monitoring their progress ahead of future selection windows.
Photo: press material from the event
