PFC Marek Dupnitsa - Notable Players

Notable Players

The following players included were either playing for their respective national teams or left good impression among the fans.

Bulgaria

Dimitar Isakov
Sasho Pargov
Kiril Milanov
Georgi Sapinev
Stoyan Stoyanov
Asen Tomov
Ventsislav Petrov

Bulgaria

Nikolay Krastev
Dimitre Dimitrov
Ivaylo Pargov
Yanek Kyuchukov
Anzhelo Kyuchukov
Velizar Dimitrov
Krum Bibishkov
Enyo Krastovchev

Armenia

Armen Ambartsumyan

Georgia

Amiran Mujiri

Macedonia

Sašo Lazarevski

Serbia

Vladimir Đilas

Note: For a complete list of Marek Dupnitsa players, see Category:PFC Marek Dupnitsa players.

V AFG · 2012-13

North-East	Ariston Ruse Belitsa Benkovski Byala Chernomorets Balchik Chernomorets Byala Devnya Dobrudzha Dobrich Silistra Dunav Ruse Dve Mogili Kubrat Lokomotiv Kaspichan Preslav Provadia Septemvri Tervel Suvorovo

North-West	Akademik Svishtov Balkan Botev Kozloduy Chavdar Troyan Cherven bryag Dunav Selanovtsi Gigant Belene Levski 2007 Loko GO Loko Mezdra Sitomir Nikopol Tryavna

South-East	Arda Kardzhali Asenovets Botev Galabovo Brestnik 1948 Dimitrovgrad Gigant Suedinenie Haskovo Hebros Harmanli Levski Karlovo Master Burgas Nesebar Rozova Dolina Sozopol Spartak Plovdiv Svilengrad 1921 Tundzha Yambol Vereya Zagorets Nova Zagora

South-West	Botev Ihtiman Chepinets Velingrad Germanea Marek Dupnitsa Mesta 2005 Minyor Bobov dol Oborishte Panagyurishte Perun Kresna Pirin Blagoevgrad Rilski Sportist Septemvri Sofia Slivnishki geroi Strumska slava Velbazhd Kyustendil Vitosha Bistritsa Vitosha Dolna Dikanya

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