Club 12 September 2025

Ludogorets аccepts the resignation of Zahari Sirakov

Ludogorets has accepted the resignation of Ludogorets II head coach Zahari Sirakov. He took responsibility following a series of defeats by the...

Ludogorets has accepted the resignation of Ludogorets II head coach Zahari Sirakov. He took responsibility following a series of defeats by the second team, culminating in a heavy 0:5 loss to Fratria in the latest round of the Second League.

For several days, the club’s management deliberated over the future of Ludogorets II and decided that the team will temporarily be led by Todor Zhivondov, who currently serves as Тhe Оperational Director of the club's youth academy. Zhivondov has considerable experience as the head coach of Ludogorets II, having managed the team from 2019 to 2023, before becoming an assistant to Georgi Dermendzhiev in the first team.

Krasimir Chomakov, who was part of Zahari Sirakov’s staff in the second team, will remain within the academy and will assist Hristo Zlatinov with Ludogorets III. The two will prepare the team for its upcoming participation in the UEFA Youth League, where their opponent will be the winner of the Dinamo (Minsk) – Ordabasy match.

 
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