The forecast ofvolleyweek.bgfor the acquisition of middle blocker Martin Krastev by Neftochimik 2010 (Burgas) has been confirmed. This was announced on the official website of the team.
Last season, Krastev was part of Pirin (Razlog) and will strengthen the team being assembled by Francesco Cadedu. The 29-year-old player has four seasons with Montana, where in 2022 he won a bronze medal in efbet Super Volley. He has also played for Dunav (Ruse). Along with Krastev, Neftochimik will officially attract more new players, which we had already predicted on April 8.

Among the potential additions mentioned at that time were Stefan Chavdarov from CSKA, Dmytro Dolgopolov from Loko Avia, and Kaloyan Balabanov from Montana. Montana confirmed that Kaloyan Balabanov will not be with the team, as his contract has expired.

Regarding Dmytro Dolgopolov, the information that he has signed with Neftochimik has now been officially confirmed by Loko Avia. Lyudmil Naydenov, Loko Avia's manager, confirmed that the Ukrainian himself admitted to his new contract.

CSKA has not yet confirmed or denied the information about Stefan Chavdarov, and an official announcement will need to be awaited on this matter.

Among Neftochimik's new signings, the acquisition of Bosnian international Adi Osmanovic has already been confirmed. In addition, it recently became clear that outside hitter Dimitar Vasilev, who comes from local rival Deyana Sport, will also strengthen the Burgas team.

From the old squad, young talent Yasen Petrov, middle blocker Ventsislav Ragin, and opposite Stoyan Dimitrov remain. Former national team player Georgi Bratoev also continues with the Burgas team, but under monitoring.

Thus, as we already shared on April 8, Neftochimik is building a solid squad that promises to be a serious contender for the new season in efbet Super Volley.