Bulgarian Giants Pay Tribute

Bulgarian football legend Ferario Spasov, who served as the manager of Dunav Lom, has tragically lost his life in a high-speed car crash. The news has left the football community in shock and mourning.

Following the devastating news, CSKA Sofia, one of Bulgaria's most successful clubs, released a heartfelt statement on their website. They expressed their deep pain and sorrow over the loss of their former manager. The statement conveyed their condolences to Spasov's family and loved ones.

A Career Worth Celebrating

Ferario Spasov had an illustrious career in football management, spanning over two decades. He managed a total of 18 different teams, leaving an indelible mark on Bulgarian football. Spasov achieved great success during his tenure, winning the Bulgarian League title in 1998/99 and the Bulgarian Cup in 2000/01.

Spasov's passion for the game extended beyond club management. He also served as the Under 17 boss for the Bulgarian national team, showcasing his dedication to nurturing young talent.

Fond Memories from Former Clubs

Spasov's former club, Botev Plovdiv, also paid tribute to their former boss. They shared heartfelt memories and expressed their gratitude for his contributions to the club. Spasov's impact on the Bulgarian football scene will always be remembered.

Before embarking on his successful managerial career, Spasov had a notable playing career as a midfielder. He played from 1979 to 1993, showcasing his skills on the pitch before transitioning into coaching.

The football world mourns the loss of Ferario Spasov, a true legend of the game. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations of players and managers alike.