PFC Levski Sofia
Squad
Milko Gaydarski1969current
Bozhidar Mitrev2005current
Borislav Tsonev2011current
Bojan Jorgačević2014current
Bozhidar Kraev2014current
Miguel Bedoya2014current
Roman Procházka2014current
Veselin Minev2014current
Aleksandar Aleksandrov2015current- Bojan Jorgačević2015current
Georgi Kostadinov2015current
Jeremy de Nooijer2015current
Maximilian Karner2015current- Veselin Minev2015current
Aleksandar Aleksandrov2016current
Jean Deza2016current
Mehdi Bourabia2016current
Stanislav Ivanov2016current- Tunde Adeniji2016current
Ventsislav Hristov2016current- Filipe Nascimento2018current
Bilal Bari2021current
Marko Grujić2026current- Bogdan Dotchevcurrent
- Boris Apostolovcurrent
Ivaylo Naydenovcurrent
José Córdobacurrent- Nikola Dimitrov Tzanevcurrent
- Nikola Mutafchievcurrent
Petar Argirovcurrent
Petar Ivanovcurrent- Richard Eromoigbecurrent
Zhivko Atanasovcurrent- Ivan Radoev1918–1928
- Kiril Yovovich1919–1921
- Aleksandyr Christow1921–1935
- Dimitar Mutafchiev1921–1930
- Dimitar Mutafchiev1921–1930
- Geno Mateev1921–1921
- Geno Mateev1921–1927
- Ivan Radoev1921–1928
- Kiril Yovovich1921–1926
- Kiril Yovovich1921–1926
- Konstantin Maznikov1921–1930
- Nikola Mutafchiev1921–1927
- Petar Ivanov1921–1928
- Simeon Yankov1921–1934
- Geno Mateev1922–1927
- Konstantin Maznikov1922–1930
Karel Burkert1933–1934- Karel Burkert1933–1934
- Kiril Yovovich1936–1937
- Dimitar Mutafchiev1938–1939
Apostol Sokolov1939–1940
Bozhin Laskov1940–1947
Vasil Spasov1940–1949- Vasil Spasov1940–1949
- Bozhin Laskov1941–1946
- Petar Argirov1943–1946
- Apostol Sokolov1944–1949
Georgi Pachedzhiev1946–1950- Georgi Pachedzhiev1946–1950
- Dimitar Mutafchiev1953–1953
- Stefan Abadzhiev1953–1968
- Vasil Spasov1953–1953
- Hristo Iliev1954–1959
Yoncho Arsov1956–1964- Aleksandar Kostov1957–1960
- Boris Apostolov1958–1959
- Georgi Sokolov1958–1969
- Hristo Iliev1958–1968
- Nikola Dimitrov Tzanev1958–1959
- Nikola Dimitrov Tzanev1958–1959
- Yoncho Arsov1958–1964
Georgi Asparuhov1959–1961- Georgi Asparuhov1959–1971
Ivan Vutsov1960–1969- Yanko Kirilov1960–1963
- Aleksandar Kostov1961–1970
- Bogdan Dotchev1961–1964
- Hristo Iliev1961–1968
- Yanko Kirilov1961–1963
- Georgi Asparuhov1963–1971
- Georgi Kamenski1964–1972
- Georgi Kamenski1964–1972
- Tsvetan Veselinov1965–1975
- Tsvetan Veselinov1965–1975
- Yanko Kirilov1966–1972
Kiril Ivkov1967–1978- Kiril Ivkov1967–1978
Stefan Aladzhov1967–1981- Stefan Aladzhov1967–1981
Dobromir Zhechev1968–1975
Ivan Stoyanov1968–1977- Mihail Gyonin1968–1969
- Mihail Gyonin1968–1969
- Milko Gaydarski1968–1977
- Milko Gaydarski1968–1977
Pavel Panov1968–1981- Vasil Mitkov1968–1975
- Vasil Mitkov1968–1975
Nikola Kotkov1969–1971- Pavel Panov1969–1981
- Georgi Tsvetkov1970–1977
Rumyancho Goranov1970–1971- Rumyancho Goranov1970–1971
- Georgi Tsvetkov1971–1977
Voyn Voynov1971–1981
Stefan Staykov1972–1981- Stefan Staykov1972–1981
- Voyn Voynov1972–1981
- Kiril Milanov1973–1978
Krasimir Borisov1974–1981- Krasimir Borisov1974–1981
Nikolay Iliev1974–1977- Yanko Kirilov1975–1978
Todor Barzov1976–1982- Todor Barzov1976–1982
Plamen Nikolov1977–1988- Rusi Gochev1978–1987
Borislav Mihaylov1979–1989
Bozhidar Iskrenov1979–1988
Nasko Sirakov1979–1980- Nasko Sirakov1979–1980
- Rusi Gochev1979–1987
Petar Petrov1980–1989- Borislav Mihaylov1981–1989
Emil Velev1981–1989- Emil Velev1981–1989
- Nasko Sirakov1982–1988
- Nikolay Iliev1982–1989
- Nikolay Iliev1982–1989
Antoni Zdravkov1984–1987- Antoni Zdravkov1984–1987
Nikolay Todorov1984–1985
Georgi Yordanov1985–1990- Georgi Yordanov1985–1990
- Nikolay Todorov1985–1986
Nikola Spasov1986–1986- Pavel Panov1986–1987
Velislav Vutsov1986–1987- Dimitar Popov1988–1992
- Dimitar Popov1988–1992
Iliya Gruev1988–1992- Iliya Gruev1988–1992
Nikolay Kostov1988–1989- Nikolay Kostov1988–1989
- Vasil Dragolov1988–1989
- Vasil Dragolov1988–1989
- Velko Yotov1988–1993
Zdravko Zdravkov1988–1993- Zdravko Zdravkov1988–1995
- Bozhidar Iskrenov1989–1989
- Pavel Panov1989–1990
Petar Hubchev1989–1993- Petar Hubchev1989–1994
Petar Mihtarski1989–1991- Petar Mihtarski1989–1991
Daniel Borimirov1990–1995- Daniel Borimirov1990–1995
- Plamen Nikolov1990–1992
Stanimir Stoilov1990–1992- Stanimir Stoilov1990–1992
Zlatko Yankov1990–1992- Zlatko Yankov1990–1995
- Aleksandar Markov1991–1996
- Borys Derkach1991–1992
Ilian Iliev1991–1995- Ilian Iliev1991–1995
- Mihail Mihaylov1991–1992
- Mihail Mihaylov1991–1992
- Nasko Sirakov1991–1992
- Plamen Nikolov1991–1997
Yasen Petrov1991–1992- Yasen Petrov1991–1992
Gosho Ginchev1992–1995- Nikolay Iliev1992–1993
Plamen Getov1992–1993- Plamen Getov1992–1993
- Alexandar Bonchev1993–1994
- Alexandar Bonchev1993–1994
- Emil Kremenliev1993–1997
- Emil Kremenliev1993–1997
- Gosho Ginchev1993–1995
- Magdy Tolba1993–1994
- Nasko Sirakov1993–1994
- Nikolay Todorov1993–1995
- Oleh Morhun1993–1995
- Petar Aleksandrov1993–1994
- Petre Grigoraș1993–1993
- Petre Grigoraș1993–1994
Tsanko Tsvetanov1993–1995- Tsanko Tsvetanov1993–1995
- Zlatko Yankov1993–1995
Hristo Yovov1994–1998- Magdy Tolba1994–1994
- Nikolay Kostov1994–1994
- Petar Aleksandrov1994–1994
- Petar Aleksandrov1994–1995
- Stanimir Stoilov1994–1995
- Zdravko Zdravkov1994–1995
Doncho Donev1995–1999
Elin Topuzakov1995–2008- Elin Topuzakov1995–2011
- Emil Velev1995–1996
- Hristo Yovov1995–1997
Marian Hristov1995–1997- Marian Hristov1995–1997
Dimitar Ivankov1996–2005- Dimitar Ivankov1996–2005
- Doncho Donev1996–1996
Aleksandar Aleksandrov1997–2001- Aleksandar Aleksandrov1997–2001
- Asen Nikolov1997–2001
- Asen Nikolov1997–2002
- Doncho Donev1997–1998
Georgi Ivanov1997–2002- Ivo Georgiev1997–1998
Milen Radukanov1997–1999- Milen Radukanov1997–1999
- Nikolay Todorov1997–1998
- Rumen Ivanov1997–1997
Vladimir Ivanov1997–1998
Zahari Sirakov1997–2001- Aleksey Dionisiev1998–2001
- Georgi Bachev1998–2003
- Ivo Georgiev1998–1998
- Stanimir Stoilov1998–2003
Stanislav Genchev1998–2005- Stanislav Genchev1998–2005
Zdravko Lazarov1998–1999- Zdravko Lazarov1998–2000
- Aleksey Dionisiev1999–2001
- Dalibor Dragić1999–2003
Dimitar Telkiyski1999–2008- Dimitar Telkiyski1999–2011
- Georgi Bachev1999–2002
Georgi Georgiev1999–2000- Ilian Iliev1999–1999
Neško Milovanović1999–2001- Predrag Pažin1999–2000
- Predrag Pažin1999–2001
Todor Kolev1999–2005- Todor Kolev1999–2005
- Dalibor Dragić2000–2002
Daniel Georgiev2000–2003
Dimitar Makriev2000–2002- Eduard Tsykhmeystruk2000–2001
- Eduard Tsykhmeystruk2000–2001
Georgi Markov2000–2003- Georgi Markov2000–2005
Ilian Stoyanov2000–2005- Ilian Stoyanov2000–2005
Konstantin Golovskoy2000–2004
Krum Bibishkov2000–2001- Krum Bibishkov2000–2001
- Leonidas Ferreira de Paulo Junior2000–2001
- Leonidas Ferreira de Paulo Junior2000–2001
- Miodrag Pantelić2000–2003
- Miodrag Pantelić2000–2003
- Miroslav Savić2000–2001
- Miroslav Savić2000–2001
- Neško Milovanović2000–2001
- Oleksandr Koval2000–2000
- Oleksandr Koval2000–2001
- Petar Mihtarski2000–2001
- Rogério Gaúcho2000–2002
Vladislav Radimov2000–2001- Brent Rahim2001–2003
- Brent Rahim2001–2002
- Dimitar Makriev2001–2002
- Georgi Chilikov2001–2005
- Georgi Chilikov2001–2006
Georgi Petkov2001–2011- Georgi Petkov2001–2011
- Gustavo Franchin Schiavolin2001–2002
István Ferenczi2001–2002
Ivo Kirilov Trenchev2001–2002- Ivo Kirilov Trenchev2001–2002
- Konstantin Golovskoy2001–2004
Martin Kushev2001–2002- Martin Kushev2001–2002
Péter Kabát2001–2002- Rogério Gaúcho2001–2001
- Saša Simonović2001–2005
Stanislav Angelov2001–2007- Stanislav Angelov2001–2007
- Tsanko Tsvetanov2001–2002
- Vladimir Ivanov2001–2002
- Vladislav Radimov2001–2001
William Batista2001–2002- William Batista2001–2002
Yordan Gospodinov2001–2001- Yordan Gospodinov2001–2002
- Gabriel Lima2002–2002
- Garba Lawal2002–2003
- Garba Lawal2002–2003
- Gustavo Franchin Schiavolin2002–2002
- István Ferenczi2002–2002
- Justice Christopher2002–2004
- Justice Christopher2002–2003
- Omonigho Temile2002–2004
- Péter Kabát2002–2002
- Richard Eromoigbe2002–2007
- Saša Simonović2002–2005
- Uladzimir Shuneyka2002–2003
- Vavá2002–2003
- Vavá2002–2003
Zhivko Milanov2002–2010
Emil Angelov2003–2007- Georgi Ivanov2003–2004
- Lúcio Wagner2003–2010
- Lúcio Wagner2003–2010
Milan Koprivarov2003–2008
Nikolay Nikolov2003–2004- Njogu Demba-Nyrén2003–2003
- Njogu Demba-Nyrén2003–2004
- Omonigho Temile2003–2004
- Richard Eromoigbe2003–2008
- Uladzimir Shuneyka2003–2003
Vladimir Gerasimov2003–2004- Vladimir Gerasimov2003–2004
- Zhivko Milanov2003–2009
- Daniel Borimirov2004–2008
- Emil Angelov2004–2007
- Georgi Markov2004–2005
- Hristo Yovov2004–2007
- Igor Tomašić2004–2008
Kostadin Dyakov2004–2007- Kostadin Dyakov2004–2004
Lachezar Baltanov2004–2012
Marian Ognyanov2004–2011- Marian Ognyanov2004–2012
- Martin Dimov2004–2005
- Milan Koprivarov2004–2008
Nikolay Dimitrov2004–2010- Nikolay Dimitrov2004–2010
Nikolay Mihaylov2004–2007- Nikolay Mihaylov2004–2007
Valeri Domovchiyski2004–2008- Valeri Domovchiyski2004–2008
Borislav Stoychev2005–2008- Borislav Stoychev2005–2008
Cédric Bardon2005–2008- Cédric Bardon2005–2010
Galin Ivanov2005–2006- Igor Tomašić2005–2008
- Lachezar Baltanov2005–2012
- Martin Dimov2005–2010
Atanas Bornosuzov2006–2006- Atanas Bornosuzov2006–2007
- Bozhidar Mitrev2006–2012
- Bozhidar Mitrev2006–2012
- Eli Zizov2006–2009
- Eli Zizov2006–2008
- Galin Ivanov2006–2006
Georgi Georgiev2006–2007- Georgi Ivanov2006–2006
- Georgi Sarmov2006–2010
- Georgi Sarmov2006–2010
- Nikolay Nikolov2006–2006
- Tsvetan Dimitrov2006–2010
- Veselin Minev2006–2011
- Veselin Minev2006–2011
- Chakib Benzoukane2007–2010
- Chakib Benzoukane2007–2011
- Claudiano Alves dos Santos2007–2007
Darko Tasevski2007–2012- Darko Tasevski2007–2012
Enyo Krastovchev2007–2010
Jean Carlos2007–2009
Joãozinho2007–2011
Viktor Genev2007–2010- Youssef Rabeh2007–2009
- Youssef Rabeh2007–2010
Zé Soares2007–2010- David Bystroň2008–2010
- David Bystroň2008–2009
- Enyo Krastovchev2008–2010
- Filipe da Costa2008–2009
Georgi Hristov2008–2010- Georgi Hristov2008–2011
- Georgi Ivanov2008–2009
Ismail Isa2008–2011- Jean Carlos2008–2009
- Rachid Tiberkanine2008–2010
- Rachid Tiberkanine2008–2010
Stefan Stanchev2008–2012- Stefan Stanchev2008–2012
Vasil Panayotov2008–2010
Vladimir Gadzhev2008–2009
Yordan Miliev2008–2016- Cédric Bardon2009–2010
- Dimitar Telkiyski2009–2010
- Elin Topuzakov2009–2010
- Filipe da Costa2009–2009
- Hristo Yovov2009–2013
- Michael Tawiah2009–2011
Miroslav Antonov2009–2010- Peter Petráš2009–2010
- Saša Simonović2009–2010
- Vladimir Gadzhev2009–2016
- Yordan Miliev2009–2013
- Aleksandar Aleksandrov2010–2011
Andwélé Slory2010–2010- Andwélé Slory2010–2011
Asen Georgiev2010–2012- Borislav Tsonev2010–2016
Daniel Dimov2010–2014
Daniel Mladenov2010–2012- Daniel Mladenov2010–2012
Dustley Mulder2010–2014- Dustley Mulder2010–2014
Garra Dembélé2010–2011- Garra Dembélé2010–2011
Ivan Goranov2010–2011- Ivan Goranov2010–2011
Ivo Ivanov2010–2012- Ivo Ivanov2010–2013
Jeanvion Yulu-Matondo2010–2011- Jeanvion Yulu-Matondo2010–2011
Kiril Akalski2010–2011- Kiril Akalski2010–2011
- Michael Tawiah2010–2011
- Miroslav Antonov2010–2010
- Miroslav Antonov2010–2011
- Peter Petráš2010–2010
Serginho Greene2010–2012- Serginho Greene2010–2012
Antonio Vutov2011–2014- Daniel Dimov2011–2014
Ivan Tsvetkov2011–2012- Ivan Tsvetkov2011–2012
Lars Fredrik Risp2011–2012- Lars Fredrik Risp2011–2012
- Nuno Pinto2011–2013
- Nuno Pinto2011–2014
Orlin Starokin2011–2014- Orlin Starokin2011–2014
Plamen Iliev2011–2015- Sjoerd Ars2011–2013
- Sjoerd Ars2011–2012
- Souleymane Diamoutene2011–2012
- Toni Calvo2011–2012
- Toni Calvo2011–2012
- Agyemang Opoku2012–2012
- Agyemang Opoku2012–2013
- Antonio Vutov2012–2014
Basile de Carvalho2012–2013- Basile de Carvalho2012–2014
Garry Mendes Rodrigues2012–2014- Ilian Yordanov2012–2014
- Ilian Yordanov2012–2014
Jose Carlos Junior2012–2012
João Pedro Pereira Silva2012–2013- Mihail Ivanov2012–2013
- Milen Vasilev2012–2013
Márcio Ivanildo da Silva2012–2013
Plamen Dimov2012–2015
Rene Mihelič2012–2013
Romain Élie2012–2013- Romain Élie2012–2013
- Roman Procházka2012–2013
- Roman Procházka2012–2018
- Souleymane Diamoutene2012–2012
- Stanislav Angelov2012–2014
- Stefan Velev2012–2015
Alejandro Pérez Navarro2013–2013- Alejandro Pérez Navarro2013–2014
- Aymen Belaïd2013–2019
- Dimitar Makriev2013–2014
- Dimitar Makriev2013–2014
- Garry Mendes Rodrigues2013–2013
- Garry Mendes Rodrigues2013–2014
Goran Blažević2013–2014- Goran Blažević2013–2014
Iliya Dimitrov2013–2021
Kévin Bru2013–2014- Kévin Bru2013–2014
- Larsen Touré2013–2014
- Larsen Touré2013–2014
- Mihail Ivanov2013–2014
- Milen Vasilev2013–2013
- Plamen Dimov2013–2014
Ramon Lopes2013–2013- Ramon Lopes2013–2014
- Rene Mihelič2013–2013
Ricardo Nunes2013–2014- Stefan Velev2013–2015
Tsvetan Genkov2013–2014- Tsvetan Genkov2013–2014
Valeri Bojinov2013–2015- Aleksandar Aleksandrov2014–2017
- Antonio Salas Quinta2014–2015
- Antonio Salas Quinta2014–2017
- Aymen Belaïd2014–2015
- Bojan Jorgačević2014–2017
- Borislav Stoychev2014–2015
- Bozhidar Kraev2014–2017
- Emil Ninu2014–2015
- Georgi Sarmov2014–2015
Kristijan Naumovski2014–2014- Kristijan Naumovski2014–2015
- Lachezar Baltanov2014–2014
Liban Abdi2014–2015
Luís Pedro2014–2015- Luís Pedro2014–2015
- Miguel Bedoya2014–2016
- Najib Ammari2014–2014
- Najib Ammari2014–2015
- Pavel Čmovš2014–2014
- Pavel Čmovš2014–2014
Radoslav Dimitrov2014–2014
Rafael Bastos2014–2014- Ricardo Nunes2014–2014
Stefano Kunchev2014–2014- Stefano Kunchev2014–2015
- Valeri Bojinov2014–2014
- Valeri Domovchiyski2014–2015
Łukasz Gikiewicz2014–2015
Atanas Kurdov2015–2015- Atanas Kurdov2015–2016
- Denis Mahmudov2015–2015
- Denis Mahmudov2015–2016
- Emil Ninu2015–2015
Francis Narh2015–2018- Georgi Kostadinov2015–2017
- Jeremy de Nooijer2015–2017
- Liban Abdi2015–2015
Lynel Kitambala2015–2016- Lynel Kitambala2015–2015
- Maximilian Karner2015–2016
- Mehdi Bourabia2015–2017
- Oumar Diaby2015–2015
- Oumar Diaby2015–2016
Srdjan Luchin2015–2017- Stanislav Ivanov2015–2020
- Tunde Adeniji2015–2018
- Ventsislav Hristov2015–2017
- Yordan Miliev2015–2015
- Zhivko Milanov2015–2015
- Łukasz Gikiewicz2015–2015
- Amadou Soukouna2016–2017
David Jablonský2016–2019- Francis Narh2016–2017
Iliyan Mitsanski2016–2017- Ivan Goranov2016–2020
Ivan Čvorović2016–2017- Ivaylo Naydenov2016–2020
- Jean Deza2016–2017
Simon Sandberg2016–2017- Srdjan Luchin2016–2017
- Viktor Genev2016–2016
Afonso Figueiredo2017–2018- Anthony Belmonte2017–2019
- Filipe Nascimento2017–2020
Gabriel Obertan2017–2019
Hólmar Örn Eyjólfsson2017–2020
Jerson Cabral2017–2019
Jordi Gómez2017–2018- Junior Mapuku2017–2018
- Junior Mapuku2017–2018
Khaly Thiam2017–2020
Miloš Cvetković2017–2019- Neluț Roșu2017–2018
- Neluț Roșu2017–2018
- Sergiu Buș2017–2019
Stanislav Kostov2017–2020- Vasil Panayotov2017–2018
- Bogdan Vaštšuk2018–2019
Cédric Hountondji2018–2019- Davide Mariani2018–2020
- Louis Nganioni2018–2019
- Martin Poláček2018–2019
Martin Raynov2018–2021
Nuno Reis2018–2020- Rivaldo Vítor Mosca Ferreira Júnior2018–2019
- Yerkebulan Seidakhmet2018–2019
Asen Chandarov2019–2020
Deni Alar2019–2020
Franco Mazurek2019–2020
Marin Petkov2019–2020
Milan Mijatović2019–2020
Nasiru Mohammed2019–2020
Nigel Robertha2019–2020
Simeon Slavchev2019–2020
Stijn Spierings2019–2020- Yannis Kargas2019–2020
Zdravko Dimitrov2019–2020- Alex Petkov2020–2021
Georgi Milanov2021–2023
Gjoko Zajkov2021–2022- Ivan Goranov2021–2022
Zvonimir Mikulić2021–2021
Marko Dugandžić2026–2026
PFC Levski Sofia is a professional football club based in Sofia, Bulgaria, known for its rich history and competitive spirit.
Founded on May 24, 1914, the club was established by high school students and named after the national hero Vasil Levski.
Levski Sofia became the first semi-professional football club in Bulgaria in 1929, following a player boycott for better financial conditions.
Biography
Formation
PFC Levski Sofia, officially known as Profesionalen futbolen klub Levski, is a prominent Bulgarian professional football club based in Sofia. The club was founded on May 24, 1914, by a group of high school students who sought to honor the legacy of Vasil Levski, a revered Bulgarian revolutionary and national hero. Initially, the club was registered under the name Sports Club Levski, and it played its first official match shortly after its formation, although it faced a defeat against FK 13 Sofia.
Early Years and Development
In the years following its establishment, football was not widely popular in Bulgaria, leading to a lack of records about the club's activities until the early 1920s. The formation of the Sofia Sports League in 1921 marked a turning point, as it brought organized football competitions to the city. Levski Sofia quickly made its mark, winning its first match in the league during the 1921-22 season and securing its first league title in 1923. The club continued to thrive, winning multiple national championships in the following decades, including titles in 1933, 1937, and 1942, solidifying its status as one of Bulgaria's most beloved football clubs.
Legacy and Influence
Levski Sofia is not only known for its competitive spirit but also for being the first semi-professional football club in Bulgaria, a status it achieved in 1929. The club's rich history and numerous accolades have made it a cornerstone of Bulgarian football culture, and it remains a symbol of national pride. With a legacy that spans over a century, PFC Levski Sofia continues to be a significant force in Bulgarian football, competing in the First Professional Football League and inspiring future generations of players and fans alike.
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Career & Clubs
1914–1969: Sports Club Levski
Sports Club Levski was founded in 1911 by a group of students from the Second Male High School in Sofia. The club's name was chosen in honour of the Bulgarian revolutionary Vasil Levski, and the club was officially registered on 24 May 1914. In 1914, Levski lost its first official match against FK 13 Sofia with the score of 2–0. Between 1914 and 1920, football wasn't a popular sport in Bulgaria, and no additional information about the club exists. In the summer of 1921, the Sofia Sports League was established, which united ten clubs from Sofia and marked the beginning of organized football competitions in the city. Levski won the first match in the championship in the 1921–22 season, held on 18 September 1921, against Atletik Sofia with the score of 3–1. The team finished first in the league in 1923 after a 3–2 win over bitter rivals Slavia Sofia, and successfully defended the title in the following two seasons, in 1924 and 1925. The first National Championship was held in 1924 with Levski representing Sofia. The team went on to win the title in 1933, 1937 and 1942, and established itself as the most popular football club in Bulgaria. In 1929, Levski became the first semi-professional football club in Bulgaria, after twelve players staged a boycott of the team in demand of financial remuneration and insurance benefits. The same year Levski met its first international opponents, losing to Gallipoli Istanbul 1–0 and winning against Kuban…
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Identifiers & aliases
Bulgarian professional association football club based in Sofia, Bulgaria
Profesionalen futbolen klub Levski, commonly known as Levski Sofia or simply Levski, is a Bulgarian professional association football club based in Sofia, which competes in the First League, the top division of the Bulgarian football league system. The club was founded on 24 May 1914 by a group of high school students, and is named after Vasil Levski, a Bulgarian revolutionary renowned as the national hero of the country.
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