Ludogorets has officially announced the return of Igor Jovićević as head of the team, a second spell for the Croatian coach, who led the club to a treble in the 2024/25 season. He replaces Thomas Reis, who left for Trabzonspor in exchange for substantial compensation.
Levski plans to invest at least €2 million in a new striker during the winter transfer window, as the club still lacks a recognized goalscorer despite an active summer on the transfer market. The management considers signing a finisher a priority task for the sporting and technical staff.
FIFA has imposed a third consecutive ban on Botev (Vratsa) from registering new players, this time for the next three transfer windows. The sanction stems from unsettled obligations to former players of the club.
Nikola Serafimov and Akram Bouras will undergo additional examinations before rejoining Levski's training sessions. Both are expected to be available to head coach Julio Velázquez very soon.
Agent Jerry Pereira, who played an important role in several of Levski's transfers, expressed hope that Maicon will sign a new agreement with the club. He described the Brazilian as a strong player who has recently been in good form, including in the match against Salzburg in the Europa League.
Lokomotiv (Sofia) still cannot count on left-back David Ogaga and forward Katulondi Kati due to bureaucratic obstacles with their registration. The club hopes the issues will be resolved during the break so that the duo will be available for the home match against Lokomotiv (Plovdiv) on October 10.
