About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 25. Chapters: Asparuh Vasilev, Borislav Stoyanov, Bozhidar Stoychev, Dimitar Dimitrov (football manager), Edis Seliminski, Emil Mihaylov, Enco Malindi, Ender Gunlu, Georgi Kovachev, Guven Guneri, Ivan Ivanov (footballer born 1989), Ivan Korbankolev, Ivan Redovski, Ivan Vutsov, Ivaylo Dimitrov (footballer born 1989), Ivaylo Vasilev (footballer born 1987), Kiril Dinchev, Kiril Milanov, Kristiyan Velinov, Lachezar Manchev, Lyuben Nikolov, Marcos Bonfim, Martin Sechkov, Martin Vasilev, Mihail Aleksandrov, Mihail Petrov, Mihail Valchev, Miroslav Budinov, Mladen Vasilev, Nicolas Esteban Medina Rios, Nikolay Bozhov, Nikolay Chavdarov, Nikolay Marinov, Nikola Asenov, Nikola Minkov, Nikola Radulovi (footballer), Petar Kyumurdzhiev, Petar Stanev, Petko Petkov (manager), Pieter Mbemba, Samir Aess, Sergio Organista, Simeon Ivanov, Skender Begeja, Stoycho Mladenov, Jr., Stoyko Sakaliev, Troyan Radulov, Vasil Vasilev (footballer born 1976), Viktor Georgiev, Vladimir Baharov, Vladimir Yonkov, Yulian Petkov. Excerpt: Nikolay Bozhov (Bulgarian: born 18 July 1977 in Sofia) is a Bulgarian football forward who currently plays for amrun Spartans. Bozhov started his youth career in Bulgarian powerhouse Levski Sofia's academy. At the age of 17, he retired from football because of a waist injury. Bozhov's father died soon after Bozhov finished his compulsory military service, so he had to take charge of his father's ironmonger's shop. The business quickly developed and the shop soon grew to a full-fledged enterprise. Bozhov imported goods from China and supplied local wholesale dealers. At the time, Bozhov did not even consider a return to football, as his business provided a good source of income and his waist problems continued. In 2005, on the insistence of a friend, Bozhov started appearing for amateur side Vihar Gorublyane, returning...
