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Levski Sofia management restructuring

Overview

Levski Sofia has undergone a management restructuring, transitioning from a two-tier system of Supervisory and Management Boards to a single-tier Board of Directors. This change is intended to increase accountability and accelerate decision-making processes.

The new board includes Executive Director Daniel Borimirov, former Arsenal sporting director Edu Gaspar, Claudio Prachkov, Felipe Berliner, and Matthew Cherry. Former majority owner Nasko Sirakov has taken on the role of Honorary President in an advisory capacity.

Edu Gaspar joined the board following his departure from Nottingham Forest, where he served as global head of football. The club highlighted his expertise in recruitment, football strategy, and talent development as key assets for building a sustainable competitive structure. Edu expressed excitement about the project, noting his intention to modernize the club’s data analysis department and establish a strong academy strategy.

Club leadership has expressed goals of achieving sustainable growth through investments in technology and talent recruitment, with the specific objective of competing in the Europa League annually. Edu Gaspar noted that plans include modernizing scouting processes to support the coaching staff.

Entities

Edu Gaspar · Levski Sofia · NK Čelik Zenica · Vítor Campelos · Claudio Prachkov

Timeline

  1. about 21 hours ago

    [SPORTS] 9 sources
    Levski Sofia implements new Board of Directors structure

    Levski Sofia has implemented a new single-tier Board of Directors, featuring international football and business experts, to drive strategic growth and technological modernization.

  2. 2 days ago

    [SPORTS] 12 sources
    Edu Gaspar joins Levski Sofia board

    Former Arsenal sporting director Edu Gaspar has joined the board of Bulgarian football champions Levski Sofia following his exit from Nottingham Forest.

Sources

actualno.com · arsenalnews.co.uk · delo.si · dsport.bg · fakti.bg · gong.bg · netnews.bg · novilist.hr · oslobodjenje.ba · planetnogomet.si · sportal.bg · sportalo.hr · srpskadijaspora.info · standartnews.com · temasport.com · trafficnews.bg · transfery.info · trend.com.hr · zagreb.info · zenicablog.com · zenit.ba

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