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Levski’s bosses are forced to look for a specialist who will be permanently appointed to the coaching position, writes “Topic: Sport.”
Following the 1-0 loss to Slavia at Ovcha Kupel, manager Georgi Todorov hinted he could leave, despite management’s confidence.
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The options are being discussed with Zhivko Milanov or one of the other current assistants Dimitar Telkiyski and Todor Simov, but in view of the high probability that Levski will continue to move down the rankings, it is more possible to bet on a proven name.
Currently, the “blues” are in ninth place, but they have a very difficult program ahead of them.
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It is more than clear that Levski’s next coach will be a Bulgarian, and with low financial claims, the newspaper adds. The club owes a large sum to the late coach Petar Hubchev and his assistants.
Recently, CEO Pavel Kolev said that after reviewing the documents, he found that in recent years, absolutely all mentors have removed sanctions from Levski.
Levski supporters set new record
“In the Balkans, only Red Star and Hajduk Split are ahead of us,” Gerena boasts.
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