FC Struga Trim-Lum is a Macedonian football club from the city of Struga, founded in August 2015 by the well-known construction and real estate company Trim & Lum, from which the club took its name. From the outset, the project was conceived as an ambitious, long-term effort to build a strong footballing structure, even though the team began competing at the lowest, fourth tier of the league system, known as the Municipal League.
As early as the 2016–17 season, the club finished first in the Third League, securing direct promotion to the Second League, and that same year it claimed its first trophy, the OFS Struga Cup. Consistent investment in modern infrastructure and training methods soon began paying off, steadily moving the team up the ranks of Macedonian football.
A truly historic moment came in the 2022–23 season, when Struga won its first-ever North Macedonian championship, finishing the campaign having conceded just 19 goals — a key factor behind the club's success. The following year, in 2023–24, the club defended its title, finishing level on points with runners-up Shkëndija Tetovo but claiming the championship thanks to a superior head-to-head record. The back-to-back league titles earned the team a historic debut in UEFA Champions League qualifying in the 2024–25 season, in which Struga faced Slovakia's Slovan Bratislava, losing the two-legged tie 3–6 on aggregate.
The team plays its home matches at the modest Gradska Plaža Stadium in Struga, which it shares with local rival FK Karaorman. Although the club's history spans barely a decade, Struga Trim-Lum, thanks to a clearly defined development strategy and stable financial backing, has risen in record time from regional amateur competition to become one of North Macedonia's leading clubs and a participant in European competitions.