summer 2022 and Transfers winter 2022–23. Out on loan Reserve team Foreign players Up to twenty foreign nationals can be registered and given a squad number for the first team in the Bulgarian First League, however only five non-EU/EEA nationals can be used during a match day. Those non-EU/EEA nationals with European ancestry can claim citizenship from the nation their ancestors came from. If players are not of European origin, they can claim Bulgarian citizenship after five years of playing in Bulgaria. Note: For a complete list of Levski Sofia players, see :Category:PFC Levski Sofia players. Club officials Board of Directors First Team {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" |- !colspan="2"|Technical staff |- |align=left|Head Coach |align=left| Stanimir Stoilov |- |align=left|Assistant Coach |align=left| Tsanko Tsvetanov |- |align=left|Assistant Coach |align=left| Dimitar Telkiyski |- |align=left|Assistant Coach |align=left| Todor Simov |- |align=left|Goalkeeper Coach |align=left| Bozhidar Mitrev |- |align=left|Fitness and Conditioning |align=left| Mihailo Shejkeroski |- |align=left|Club Doctor |align=left| Andrey Perekhod |- Youth Academy {| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center" |- !colspan="2"|Technical staff |- |align=left|Under-19 Coach |align=left| Elin Topuzakov |- |align=left|Under-17 Coach |align=left| Viktor Dimitrov |- |align=left|Under-16 Coach |align=left| Ahmed Hikmet |- |align=left|Under-15 Coach |align=left| Stoyan Dimov |- |align=left|Under-14 Coach |align=left| Milen Gadzhev |- |align=left|Under-13 Coach |align=left| Ilian Ivanov |- Youth academy Levski's youth academy has developed some of the most successful Bulgarian footballers. Notable academy graduates are Georgi Asparuhov, Nasko Sirakov, Bozhidar Iskrenov, Bozhin Laskov, Georgi Sokolov, Asen Peshev, Borislav Mihaylov, Emil Spasov, Nikolay Iliev, Hristo Yovov, Dimitar Ivankov and many others. At the 1994 FIFA World Cup in which Bulgaria reached the semi-finals, the Bulgarian squad included four players which came through Levski's youth system, making it the most represented club in the Bulgarian squad. In 2020, Levski was included in the CIES Football Observatory annual rankings, which ranks the clubs that trained the most players active in 31 top divisions of UEFA member associations. In these countries there were 33 footballers from Levski's youth academy, and Levski was ranked 35th in Europe. Stadium Initially, the club did not possess a field of its own and training was held on an empty space called The Hillock (Могилката/Mogilkata), where the National Palace of Culture was built later. In 1924, the Sofia Municipality provided the club with the rights to an empty field on what were then the outskirts of the city, and a decade later the stadium named Levski Field was finally completed. It provided for 10,000 spectators and