Levski Sofia Anniversary Marked by Absence of Key Figures
Sofia, Bulgaria – The 111th anniversary of Levski Sofia, a storied Bulgarian football club, was celebrated at the garden of the 22nd High School in Sofia, the very place where the club was founded in 1914. However, the absence of key figures, namely majority owner Nasko Sirakov and Executive Director Daniel Borimirov, cast a shadow over the event.
Did you know? Levski Sofia was named after Vasil Levski, a Bulgarian revolutionary and national hero. His ideals of freedom and justice continue to inspire the club and its supporters.
Founding and frustration
In 1914, a group of 20 to 30 students, primarily from II Men’s High School, gathered to establish a sports club. boris vasilev proposed the name Levski, in honor of the Apostle of Freedom, which was unanimously accepted. The historical significance of this location made the absence of Sirakov and Borimirov all the more glaring to the over the 50 supporters who had gathered,
according to a bTV report.
Supporter Disappointment
The absence of the club’s leadership drew sharp criticism from fans. One supporter expressed their disappointment, stating:
It’s a shame that Sirakov and Borimirov are gone. We are used to telling ourselves everything right, godfather, and in the eye. Once again they show disrespect for the club. This is the story, here is the story. Shame and shame! Ther is no way to congratulate them! We hit the chest … This is the event, not at luxury restaurants.
Pro tip: Engaging with fans at historical locations can significantly boost club morale and reinforce a sense of community. Consider hosting more events at such sites.
Europa League Aspirations
Amidst the disappointment, the supporter also articulated the team’s ambitions, stating that the primary goal should be to qualify for the Europa League main scheme. This ambition reflects the high expectations and hopes of the Levski Sofia faithful.
