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Balkans Could Get a New Football Powerhouse with a 120 Million Euro Stadium!?
Bulgarian football could get a completely new image this season, as Ludogorets' years-long dominance seems to be finally coming to an end. The Razgrad club has ruled the league since the 2011/12 season, but now, with six rounds left, they are ten points behind the leading Levski Sofia, who are on the verge of a long-awaited title.
TL;DR
- Levski Sofia is ten points ahead of Ludogorets with six games remaining in the Bulgarian league season.
- Bulgarian businessman Atanas Bostandzhiev has become the new owner of Levski Sofia.
- Bostandzhiev plans to make Levski a recognizable European club and build a stable, long-term system.
- A new multi-functional stadium, 'Georgi Asparuhov', valued at 120 million euros, is planned with construction expected to start in 2027.
- Levski's last league title was in 2009, meaning a win this season would end a 17-year wait.