Krum Bibishkov

Early career

He started his career in his hometown of Blagoevgrad, where he represented the local team Pirin. He played for Pirin Blagoevgrad in six matches, scoring a goal. In August 1999, Bayern Munich signed Bibishkov. In July 2000, he returned to Bulgaria, signing a contract with Levski Sofia. In June 2002, Bibishkov transferred to Marek Dupnitsa, where he played in his first continental tournament, the UEFA Intertoto Cup.

Portugal

In June 2005, he signed with Portuguese Maritimo. He would also have a loan spell with division rivals Penafiel the following season.

Litex Lovech

In January 2007, Bibishkov returned to Bulgaria and was transferred to Litex Lovech. Throughout the season, he played in the 2007–08 UEFA Cup and was named the club's player of the year. He also added some silverware to the club's trophy cabinet by winning the 2007–08 Bulgarian Cup. Bibishkov was re-signed for the following season, where once more he aided the club in successfully defending the Bulgarian cup. He would also finish as the club's top goal scorer. After a productive tenure with Litex, he announced his intention to play abroad.

Europe

On 6 July 2009, he signed a three-year contract as a free transfer with Romanian team Steaua București. During his tenure in București, he participated in the 2009–10 UEFA Europa League, where he made his debut for the club against Motherwell F.C. After appearing in one match for the Romanian side, he was released after…

While in the CSL, he transitioned to managing in 2017, where he was appointed in the capacity of a player-coach for Scarborough SC. In his debut season at the helm with Scarborough, he led the eastern Toronto side to a playoff berth. Their first opponent in the playoff tournament was Brantford, where Scarborough successfully advanced to the next round. In the second round, the club defeated FC Vorkuta in a penalty shootout that marked the club's first championship final appearance. However, the York Region Shooters would defeat the eastern Toronto club in the championship final by a penalty shootout. He would also become involved at the grassroots level by serving as the U-11 head coach for the CFA academy. In 2018, he became involved with SC Real Mississauga and operated as a player-coach after the academy received a franchise in the Canadian Soccer League. In his first season with Mississauga, he led the team to the playoffs by finishing seventh in the first-division standings. Bibishkov would appear in the quarterfinal match against Vorkuta, where Mississauga was eliminated from the competition. He would resume his coaching duties for the 2019 season, where the club failed to secure a postseason berth. After the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, he left the academy and returned to his native country.

Bibishkov was part of the Bulgarian national under-21 team and made one appearance for the senior side in 2001.

PFC Litex Lovech Bulgarian Cup: 2007–08, 2008–09 Marek Dupnitsa

Second League: 2013–2014 Scarborough SC

Canadian Soccer League First Division: 2020 CSL Championship runner-up: 2017