Cameroonian goalkeeper Fabrice Ondoa is experiencing a challenging period in North Macedonia. His club, Rabotnicki Skopje, suffered a 3-1 defeat against Makedonija Skopje on March 4, 2026, in the 21st round of the Macedonian championship.
Despite his experience, notably gained during the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations victory, Ondoa and his team are going through a difficult phase. This defeat adds to an already worrying defensive record for Rabotnicki, who are struggling to find stability.
In his last five matches, Fabrice Ondoa has conceded 17 goals, a statistic that highlights the difficulties faced by the Cameroonian goalkeeper. Rabotnicki, eliminated from the Macedonian Cup, is now focusing its efforts on the league to avoid relegation.
Having joined Rabotnicki in February 2026, the 30-year-old Ondoa aims to revive his career after a period without a club. Trained at the Samuel Eto'o Academy and then at FC Barcelona, he has had experiences in various European leagues before joining North Macedonia.
Rabotnicki occupies a difficult position in the Macedonian championship, with only two wins in 19 matches. The team's defense is particularly fragile, conceding an average of two goals per match.
Ondoa, who signed a one-and-a-half-year contract with the club, will have to bring all his experience to help Rabotnicki get back on track. His career, marked by ups and downs, reflects his determination to bounce back and take on new challenges.
Rabotnicki's next match is crucial in the relegation battle. The team must improve its defensive solidity to hope for a positive result.
