The newly appointed management of Bulgaria's football champion CSKA has officially entered on its duties on Thursday after the recent scandals that have recently shaken the club.
The new manager of the team is the former national squad's leader Dimitar Penev. His assistants will be Alexander Stankov and Radoslav Zdravkov.
The first practice of CSKA under the management of the new coach will be held on Firday at Pancharevo base.
The problems in the club started after UEFA refused to renew CSKA license due to unpaid fees thus eliminating the team from participation in UEFA's Champions League.
Sofia Prosecutor's Office has officially accused the former President Alexander Tomov and the club's Executive and Finance Director Alexander Garibov of embezzling a total of EUR 5 M. The legal officials claimed the money had been transferred from Kremikovtsi to CSKA and later the amount of EUR 5 M had been transferred to offshore companies belonging to Tomov.