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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