About PFC Ludogorets Razgrad

PFC Ludogorets Razgrad is a professional football club based in Razgrad, Bulgaria, founded in 1945. For much of its early history, the club played in the lower divisions and underwent several reorganizations, including mergers and periods of inactivity. Its modern rise began around 2009–2010 after restructuring, which set the foundation for rapid progress through the Bulgarian league system and eventual promotion to the top division.

The club achieved immediate and remarkable success upon reaching the top tier, winning the Bulgarian league title, the Bulgarian Cup, and the Supercup in its debut 2011–12 season—an unprecedented achievement for a newcomer. Since then, Ludogorets has dominated Bulgarian football, winning consecutive league titles and establishing itself as the country’s leading club in the 21st century. The team also holds multiple domestic trophies, including several Bulgarian Cups and a record number of Supercups.

In European competitions, Ludogorets has become one of Bulgaria’s most consistent performers. The club reached the round of 16 in the UEFA Europa League in 2013–14 and regularly participates in continental tournaments. It also became only the second Bulgarian team to reach the UEFA Champions League group stage, where it earned historic points for the country. Today, Ludogorets is known for its modern infrastructure, strong squad, and sustained success both domestically and in Europe.