About FK Teteks

FK Teteks is a football club based in Tetovo, North Macedonia, founded in 1953. The club was originally connected to the local textile industry, which is reflected in its name, as “Teteks” comes from the textile factory that supported the team. Over the years, Teteks became one of the better-known clubs in Macedonian football and developed a loyal fan base in the city of Tetovo.

The club experienced its most successful period during the late 2000s and early 2010s. During this era, Teteks competed regularly in the Macedonian First Football League and achieved notable results in domestic competitions. One of the club’s greatest achievements was winning the Macedonian Football Cup in the 2012–13 season, which allowed it to participate in UEFA Europa League qualifiers. Teteks also reached several cup finals and established itself as a competitive top-flight side during its peak years.

In later seasons, FK Teteks faced financial and organizational difficulties that affected its performances and league position. The club was eventually relegated from the top division and began competing in lower tiers of Macedonian football. Despite these challenges, Teteks remains an important part of football history in Tetovo and North Macedonia, remembered for its domestic cup success and strong local football tradition.