Alek Manolov Explained

Alek Manolov
Birth Name:	Alek Manolov
Birth Date:	1986 5, df=yes
Birth Place:	German, Bulgaria
Occupation:	Footballer, TV personality
Television:	The Farm Bulgaria
Module:	Embed: yes Currentclub: Rilski Sportist Clubnumber: 10 Years1: 2006–2007 Caps1: 5 Goals1: 0 Years2: 2007–2008 Clubs2: Velbazhd Kyustendil Caps2: ? Goals2: ? Years3: 2008–2009 Clubs3: Chepinets Velingrad Caps3: ? Goals3: ? Years4: 2009 Caps4: ? Goals4: 0 Years5: 2010 Clubs5: Vitosha Bistritsa Caps5: ? Goals5: ? Years6: 2010–2011 Clubs6: Botev Krivodol Caps6: 27 Goals6: 4 Years7: 2011–2012 Clubs7: Akademik Sofia Caps7: 24 Goals7: 4 Years8: 2012 Clubs8: Dobrudzha Dobrich Caps8: ? Goals8: 1 Years9: 2013 Clubs9: Oborishte Caps9: ? Goals9: 4 Years10: 2013–2014 Caps10: ? Goals10: 4 Years11: 2014–2016 Clubs11: Chepinets Velingrad Caps11: ? Goals11: 13 Years12: 2016–2018 Caps12: 10 Goals12: 5 Years13: 2018 Clubs13: Rilski Sportist Caps13: 12 Goals13: 2 Years14: 2019 Caps14: 3 Goals14: 0 Years15: 2020–2021 Clubs15: Granit Vladaya Caps15: 2 Goals15: 0 Years16: 2021– Clubs16: Rilski Sportist Caps16: 35 Goals16: 6 Club-Update: 20:27, 22 November 2023 (UTC) Nationalteam-Update: 22:52, 5 September 2015 (UTC)

Alek Manolov (Bulgarian: Алек Манолов; born 29 May 1986) is a Bulgarian footballer. He plays for Rilski Sportist.^[1]

Football career

Manolov was a youth player of CSKA Sofia. He began his football career in his local Conegliano German, rebranded as Chernomorets Burgas Sofia in 2006.^[2]

Post-retirement

In 2017, he entered the Bulgarian version of The Farm.^[3]

Notes and References

1. http://www.footballdatabase.eu/football.joueurs.alek.manolov.84807.en.html Manolov Stats
2. https://sport.burgas24.bg/matches/237.html CSKA vs Chernomorets
3. Web site: Визитка - Алек Манолов . 26 October 2017 . https://web.archive.org/web/20171027074537/http://fermata.btv.bg/article/uchastnitsi/alek-manolov.html . 27 October 2017 . dead .