Boris Papazov Explained

Boris Papazov
Fullname:Boris Marinov Papazov
Birth Date:17 May 1989
Birth Place:Sofia, Bulgaria
Height:1.78 m
Position:Winger
Youthclubs1:FC Septemvri Sofia
Youthclubs2:LASK Linz
Years1:2008–2010
Years2:2009–2010
Clubs2:PFC Botev Krivodol
Years3:2010–2012
Years4:2012
Caps4:5
Goals4:1
Nationalyears1:2005–2007

Boris Marinov Papazov is a Bulgarian footballer, an attacking midfielder, a former junior national of Bulgaria, the player of FC Slivnishki Geroy.

Football career

Born in Sofia, began his career in club in Septevri Sofia, studying and sports the 57th school in the district "Krasna Polyana". At age 12 he moved to Austria, where he became part of the school of the famous LASK Linz.

In 2006, he returned to Bulgaria, joined the team of PFC Litex Lovech.[1] Thanks to the good games Papazov an integral part of adolescent national team, and a little more than a year later passes into youth development program of PFC Levski Sofia, playing for the juniors-seniors on the team.

In 2007 a sensational went to Spain, where he joined the team Getafe CF, playing for the U-19 club. Remained there for two years, and then moved into the ranks of FC Wels Austria, where he played with another Bulgarian – Milan Koprivarov.

He returned to Bulgaria, and in 2009 passed sample with multiple Czech champion AC Sparta Prague, but no agreement can be reached.[2]

In 2011 signed with the PFC Academic Sofia, which participates in the Western "B" Football Group. In the summer of 2012 began training with F.C. Slivnishki geroi hero as the team's filing in August the same year.

His debut for the club on 2 September 2012 in a match against native Sf September, marking the third goal of the match to end 4–0.

Notes and References

  1. http://lovechpress.info/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4680&Itemid=48 "Нападател от "ЛАСК" /Линц/ предпочете "Литекс" пред столичните грандове"
  2. http://www.prosport.bg/news/3308-Razlyuben-zet-na-Sirakov-se-zapyti-kym-Praga.html "Разлюбен зет на Сираков се запъти към Прага"