The coach of CSKA 1948 used to shake the net at "Anfield", now he praises the team spirit of Budućnost

Valentin Iliev expects that everything in the double match between his team and Budućnost will be resolved in the second leg in Gorica

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Iliev during the press conference in Sofia, Photo: FC Budućnost
Iliev during the press conference in Sofia, Photo: FC Budućnost
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From the special reporter "Vijesti"

As a player, Valentin Iliev knew how to shake the nets at Liverpool's famous "Anfield" (for CSKA's victory in the Champions League), while as a coach he led CSKA in his second term in 1948.

Unlike the first during the first days of the "reds" from Sofia, now his team is much more serious, plays European matches, and its next rival will be Buducnost.

Before the first match of the 2nd round of the Conference League, which will be played tomorrow (Thursday, 19.30:XNUMX p.m.) at the "Vasil Levski" stadium, he showed that he knows his rival well, but also our language.

"I watched Buducnosti's matches, even friendly ones, and I think it's a good team - you can see that the coach knows what he's doing. He made a good group that plays aggressively, together. Nobody does it for themselves, the team is the most important," he said. is Ilev at the press conference.

CSKA 1948 is the favorite, and Iliev says his team doesn't feel the pressure.

"We played a good match in Varna at the start of the domestic championship (0:0 against Black Sea) and we are in a good mood waiting for this match. We are full of confidence and expect to play a good game and achieve a good result. We will not lack motivation and I hope we will succeed to achieve our goal," says Iliev.

Everyone in Budućnost hopes that this double match will be settled in Podgorica, and Iliev is of the same opinion.

"I have to emphasize that nothing will be solved in this match, two games are being played and in both we have to give one hundred percent of our opportunities if we want to advance," Iliev concluded.

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