FC Sofia 2010

FC Sofia 2010 (Bulgarian: ФК София 2010) was a Bulgarian football club, which lastly competed in Bulgaria's 3rd division, the V AFG. Home matches were played at the new Tsarsko Selo Sports Complex in Sofia.

FC Sofia
Full nameFootball Club Sofia 2010
Nickname(s)The Citizens
Founded2010 (2010)
Dissolved2016 (2016)
merge with Tsarsko Selo
GroundTsarsko Selo Stadium,
Sofia
Capacity300
2015–16V Group, 12th

History

Foundation and first seasons

In March 2007, under the initiative of his father Vladimir, NSA student Vassil Petrov established a football academy in Sofia. In 2010, after three consecutive years of growth, the academy formed a men's team and registered it with the Bulgarian Football Union.[1] Officially named FC Sofia 2010, "the citizens", as they are known, played in the regional divisions until 2015, when the club attained first place in their group and gained promotion to the V AFG after defeating Sokol (Benkovski) in the play-off.[2] At the half season team was on the last place of V Group with only 6 points.

2015–2016: Manolov takeover and merge

In December 2015, the club was taken over by former CSKA Sofia administrator and Tsarsko Selo founder Stoyne Manolov, who appointed former Bulgarian international Todor Yanchev as manager and announced an ambitious goal of reaching second division in the coming years.[3] The team finished the season using the kits and crest of Tsarsko Selo.[4]

On 28 July 2016 the team was officially merged with Tsarsko Selo and the new team joined the Bulgarian Second Professional League.[5]

Honours

Shirt and sponsor

The original club colors were red and yellow. In 2013, they were changed to mirror the ones of the Brazilian national team. From 2016 club changed their colors to Red and signed with the Spanish kit manufacturer Joma, who were also manufacturer of FC Tsarsko Selo.

Period Kit manufacturer Shirt partner
2013–2015 Nike None
2016 Joma

Managers

Dates Name Honours
2012–2015 Bisser Hazday 99991 A RFG title
2016 Todor Yanchev

Past seasons

Season League Place W D L GF GA Pts Bulgarian Cup
2014–15A RFG (IV)11532761648not qualified
2015–16V AFG (III)1211120517234not qualified
Green marks a season followed by promotion, red a season followed by relegation.

References


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