Ludogorets is preparing for a significant leadership overhaul at the complete of the current season, according to reports from Tema Sport. The decision comes as the club faces a disappointing season by its standards, with the league title appearing increasingly out of reach.
The Razgrad-based club’s performance has been so lackluster that even securing second place in the league standings is now uncertain. Either Sporting Director Georgi Karamandzhukov or Technical Director Kozmin Moci will be removed from their positions, though a final decision on which individual will depart has not yet been made.
The potential shakeup comes ahead of a crucial match this Thursday, March 5th, when Ludogorets hosts league leader Levski at the Huvepharma Arena. This match presents an opportunity for Ludogorets to finally deliver a strong performance in the league. It also offers a chance to secure a third consecutive victory against Levski across all competitions, following previous 1-0 wins in the Supercup final and the Bulgarian Cup quarterfinal.
As of today, March 3rd, 2026, Levski holds a 12-point lead over Ludogorets at the top of the league table, according to Sportlive.bg. Levski recently defeated Lokomotiv Sofia 4-3, extending their lead before their upcoming match against Ludogorets. Ludogorets, however, suffered a 1-2 defeat against Botev Plovdiv, contributing to the widening gap.
The match against Levski will be a key test for Ludogorets, as they attempt to salvage their season and potentially challenge for the title. The club recently secured the signing of Salido, as reported by Tema Sport, but the impact of this acquisition remains to be seen.
