Toni Najdoski is a notable chess grandmaster who hails from North Macedonia. Born on April 25, 1990, in Tetovo, he garnered significant attention in the international chess scene due to his extraordinary chess skills and strategies, receiving the Grandmaster title from FIDE (the International Chess Federation) in April 2018.
Najdoski's journey in the chess world began at an early age. He quickly rose to become one of the elite players, winning various junior national and international championships. He participated in the European U10 Chess Championship 2000 in Kallithea, Greece and ended up at 57th place. In 2004, he played at the World U14 Chess Championship in Heraklion, Greece, and finished at 83rd place.
He further displayed his capability in 2012, winning the Open Championship of Macedonia in Struga. He continued to showcase his skills and strategies in various competitions and Championships across the world, winning multiple titles and earning recognition globally.
As a player, Najdoski is widely appreciated for his tactical acumen and understanding of the game. His chess career also reflects his capability to compete at higher levels and his significant contribution to promoting chess across the world.