Transfers 1 July 2026

Ludogorets and Per-Mathias Hogmo part ways by mutual consent

PFC Ludogorets and head coach Per-Mathias Høgmo have parted ways by mutual consent.The Norwegian manager took charge of the Eagles on 21 November...

PFC Ludogorets and head coach Per-Mathias Høgmo have parted ways by mutual consent.

The Norwegian manager took charge of the Eagles on 21 November 2025 and led the team in 30 competitive matches. Under his guidance, Ludogorets recorded 16 wins, 6 draws and 8 defeats. The team qualified for the UEFA Europa League knockout stage following an impressive league phase campaign, highlighted by prestigious victories over Celta and Nice. Hogmo also guided Ludogorets to the Bulgarian Super Cup title, while the club finished third in the Bulgarian league to claim the bronze medals.

"I wish the club and all the fans every success and all the very best for the future," said Per-Mathias Hogmo.

PFC Ludogorets would like to thank Høgmo for his work at the club and wishes him every success in his future endeavours.

The team is currently holding its pre-season training camp in Bansko, where it is undergoing intensive training sessions under the guidance of Mikael Stahre.

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