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Montana was left without a coach. Two days after the shocking home loss with 1:3 against Belasitsa Petrich from the “Ogosta” stadium, they announced that they were parting ways with senior Nikolay Mitov. Together with the 52-year-old mentor, his team is also leaving – his assistant Radoslav Vardarov, conditioning coach Antonio Kantarev and goalkeeping coach Emil Mihailov. Today the team will have the first training of the week and it may be led by the new coach.
“We are negotiating with several specialists,” said club president Rumen Panayotov.
There is a high probability that Svetlan Kondev will return and finish the campaign. This spring he was released from Belasitsa.
Nikolay Mitov became the head of Montana on June 1 of this year. In 29 matches under his leadership, the team recorded 14 wins, 8 draws, 7 losses, a 38-27 goal difference, an asset of 50 points and is still in the game for the third place, giving the right to play-off for the elite. There are 5 more rounds left until the end of the championship in the Second League, and in the next one Montana will visit the leader in the ranking Spartak Varna.
For Nikolay Mitov, this was his second stay at the club, after his previous one, in the 2013-2014 season, Montana was only two points away from the second place, which sealed visas for A group. At that time, the team hosted in Mezdra, because the Ogosta stadium was being renovated. In the current season, Mitov built a team of mostly young football players, with their average age being under 23, which made it the youngest team in the entire history of Montana./ “Tema sport”
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