Stoycho Stoilov

Stojcho Stoilow ( Bulgarian Стойчо Стоилов; * October 15, 1971 in Blagoevgrad ) is a former Bulgarian football player.

Career

Association

Stoilov began his career in his birthplace at Pirin Blagojevgrad. CSKA Sofia Litex Lovech over and the Bulgarian national team in 1999 was 900 000 marks for 1st FC Nuremberg. The attacking midfielder completed 1999-2002 64 first and second division games for 1.FC Nuremberg, scoring eight goals. End of the season his contract " by mutual consent " was dissolved. A little later, he returned to Bulgaria Litex Lovech back to. There Stoilow took over after his career end the post of sporting director.

National

He was in the squad of Bulgaria during the Football World Cup 1998 in France, but did not play.

Others

In the headlines of the player who all had previously been known as the Stoikos Stoilas came when he was sentenced to pay a fine of 70,000 euros as well as an eight-month prison sentence for forgery, the execution of which was suspended, which Stoilow as criminal applies. However, one must take the Bulgarians in this matter in protection, because the Greek citizenship was forced upon him by his former club Litex Lovech, so that one for him as an EU citizen a higher transfer fee had been able to reap.