LEAGUES
Premier League
The former Juve and Man City man who has played for 16 teams
Valeri Bojinov left Pescara, which was 16th different club. He is now returning to Levski Sofia, his favourite team, so he is still on 16.
A PFG
Plays infected after mistakingly testing negative and infects 20 people
Football returned to Bulgaria, like what has happened in almost all the world, but the virus is still lurking. Tsarsko Selo player, Martin Kavdanski, tested negative in a test before a match, but the test failed. As a result, he infected another 20 players, amongst teammates, and the opposition.
A PFG
Ludogorets win 9th league in a row
Ludogorets beat Beroe thanks to goals from Cauly and Tchibota and were crowned champions of the Bulgarian League with 4 matches left.
A PFG
Bulgaria open stadiums to fans
The Bulgarian government have taken the decision to open the stadiums to fans from 5th June, but they won't be able to hold more than 30% of their capacity.
Ligat Ha'al
The only four European clubs to still be unbeaten
Liverpool and Shakhtar Donetsk lost at the weekend and there are now just four teams unbeaten in their leagues this season.
A PFG
He scores a goal, kisses his girlfriend and the goal is disallowed!
Wanderson Cristaldo Farias was involved in a comical incident in the Bulgarian league. The attacker scored a goal, went to the stands to celebrate kissing his girlfriend, but while he did so, play had restarted and his goal had been disallowed for offside.
A PFG
Ex-Man City forward Valeri Bojinov returns to Bulgaria
Valeri Bojinov was expected to be a top talent when he moved to Fiorentina in 2005, but returns to Bulgaria having not lived up to that.
A PFG
Bulgaria cracks down on hooliganism
Bulgaria on Thursday strengthened measures against hooliganism at football matches, after violence marred last season and saw two police officers injured in April.
A PFG
Litex definitively expelled from Bulgarian football league
Litex Lovech were definitively thrown out of the Bulgarian A league, the national football union (BFU) announced on Wednesday.
Ludogorets
Beroe
Botev Plovdiv
Cherno More Varna
Levski Sofia
Slavia Sofia
CSKA Sofia
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
Montana
Botev Vratsa
Etar
Arda Kardzhali
CSKA 1948 Sofia
Botev Vratsa 
Botev Plovdiv 
Arda Kardzhali 
Montana 
CSKA 1948 Sofia 
CSKA Sofia 
Cherno More Varna 
Slavia Sofia 
Beroe 
Etar 
Levski Sofia 
Tsarsko Selo 
Ludogorets 
Lokomotiv Plovdiv