Levski Secures CSKA 1948’s Team Doctor, Petar Lozanov, in High-Profile Transfer
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A significant personnel shift is underway in Bulgarian football, as Levski has successfully recruited Petar Lozanov, the highly-regarded team doctor from rival club CSKA 1948. This move follows Levski’s acquisition of Radi Kirilov earlier this summer, signaling a strategic effort to bolster their team infrastructure.
Lozanov, a specialist with six years of experience with CSKA 1948, will officially join Levski after the New Year. He is expected to accompany the team to their preparatory camp in Turkey, according to reports from “Gong.”
Expanding Responsibilities at CSKA 1948
Prior to joining Levski, Lozanov held a comprehensive role within CSKA 1948. He wasn’t solely responsible for the first team’s medical needs; he also oversaw the health and well-being of all formations within the club. This broad scope of responsibility demonstrates the trust placed in his expertise by the organization.
Before his tenure with CSKA 1948, Lozanov spent two years with Eter, further solidifying his experience in professional football.
Strategic Implications for Levski
The addition of Lozanov is anticipated to strengthen Levski’s medical staff and enhance player care. His experience managing the medical needs of an entire club structure suggests a proactive and holistic approach to athlete health. A senior official stated that the club is “confident Lozanov’s expertise will be invaluable as we prepare for the second half of the season.”
His signing is expected to be formally announced in the coming days, further cementing Levski’s commitment to building a competitive and well-supported team.
