Plamen Markov
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Plamen Markov (Bulgarian: Пламен Марков) (born September 11, 1957 in Sevlievo) is a retired Bulgarian football player, currently working as a football manager.
He played for Bulgaria national football team (24 caps/7 goals) and was a participant at the 1986 FIFA World Cup.
He coached Bulgaria at the 2004 UEFA European Championship and now coaches CSKA Sofia.
| Preceded by Stoycho Mladenov |
Bulgaria national football team manager 2002-2004 |
Succeeded by Hristo Stoichkov |
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Bulgaria squad - 1986 FIFA World Cup | |
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1 Mikhailov | 2 Sirakov | 3 Arabov | 4 Petrov | 5 Dimitrov | 6 Zhelyazkov | 7 Iskrenov | 8 Sadkov | 9 Mladenov | 10 Gospodinov | 11 Getov | 12 Zdravkov | 13 A. Markov | 14 P. Markov | 15 Yordanov | 16 Dragolov | 17 Kolev | 18 Velichkov | 19 Pashev | 20 Kostadinov | 21 Dyakov | 22 Valov | Coach: Vutsov |
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Bulgaria squad - 2004 Euro Cup | |
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1 Zdravkov | 2 V. Ivanov | 3 Kirilov | 4 I. Petkov | 5 Zagorćić | 6 Kotev | 7 Borimirov | 8 M. Petkov | 9 Berbatov | 10 V. Dimitrov | 11 Lazarov | 12 Kolev | 13 Peev | 14 Chilikov | 15 Hristov | 16 Manchev | 17 M. Petrov | 18 Pažin | 19 S. Petrov | 20 Bojinov | 21 Janković | 22 Stoyanov | 23 Ivankov | Coach: Markov |
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