The Botev Plovdiv FC have moved a step to completing the signing of new legionary. The defender Johnathan Carlos Pereira Souza or simply Johnathan (born 4 April 1995) is the 13th Brazilian to wear the club colors. He is coming from Stal Kamianske where appeared in 13 matches this season in the Ukrainian Premier League. There he has earned a total of 1123 minutes, get an average of 0 assists for every 90 minutes and scored a total of 1 goal.
The proportion of foreign players in Bulgarian football teams has increased steadily
over the last twenty years. This progression
has been particularly stronger in Europe after
the intertwining of legal and economic criteria and the 1995 "Bosman" ruling has weakened the quota regime that was in force before. Throughout the history of football, foreign
footballers have always enjoyed a privileged
status within teams. The existence of quotas
strictly limiting their presence has obliged
clubs to orientate their international recruitment
towards experienced players. The
latter were generally among the best footballers
of the squad and became as a result
favourites in the public eye. This situation
has changed considerably today in Europe.
The weakening of quotas has led
to a multiplication of international flows. The main beneficiaries of the liberalisation
of flows are the top clubs of the
most financially powerful leagues. These
dominant teams can indeed concentrate talent
even more strongly than in the past. This
process is at the heart of the deterioration of
the competitive balance in Europe.
With players from near or far the BPFC link in global trends is as follow: (last updated June 2019)
Argentina
Mauro Alegre – (2006–2010)
Armenia
Armen Ambartsumyan – (1997–2001)
Brazil
Manuel Peterson – (2008-2009)
Alexandre da Silva A Cerdeira – (2009)
Arthur Henrique Ricciardi Oyama – (2012-2013)
Vander Sacramento Vieira – (2012-2014)
Fernando Viana Jardim Silva – (2017-2018)
Felipe Brisola – (2016-2018)
João Paulo da Silva Araújo – (2016 and 2018)
Rafael Diego de Souza – (2016)
Victor Hugo Mateus Golas – (2015-2016)
Alvaro Juliano Ongilio – (2017-2018)
Gustavo Affonso Sauerbeck - (2017-present)
Diogo Campos Gomes - (2018-present)
Johnathan Carlos Pereira - (2018-present)
Burkina Faso
Habib Bamogo – (2013-2014)
Cameroon
Benjamin Niemo – (1999-2001)
Gustave Bahoken – (2009)
Alfred Mapoka – (2009)
Émile Mbamba – (2008-2009)
Canada
Robert Cabai – (1991-1992)
Cape Verde
Sténio Nivaldo Matos dos Santos – (2016)
Czech Republic
Tomáš Jirsák – (2012–2015)
Republic of the Congo
Férébory Doré – (2014)
France
Romain Inez – (2014–2015)
Rahavi Kifouéti – (2015-2016)
Omar Kossoko – (2016–2017)
Daudet N'Dongala – (2017-present)
Georgia
Avtandil Gvianidze – (2002–2004)
Ghana
Erick Kabu – (2008-2010)
Italy
Emanuele Morini – (2009)
Luca Brignoli – (2009)
Alan Carlet – (2009)
Fabio Tinazzi – (2009)
Massimiliano Brizzi – (2009)
Marco D'Argenio – (2009)
Ciro Sirignano – (2009)
Gilberto Zanoletti – (2009)
Alberto Rebecca – (2009)
Ilario Lanna – (2009)
Marco Di Paolo – (2009)
Alessio Locatelli – (2009)
Lithuania
Ernestas Šetkus – (2012-2013)
Macedonia FYR
Boban Grnčarov – (2012-2014)
Madagascar
Anicet Andrianantenaina – (2013-2014)
Morocco
Mohammed Semal – (2008)
Netherlands
Civard Sprockel – (2013-2014)
Marlon Pereira Freire – (2013) Luís Pedro – (2013-2014)
Romario Kortzorg – (2013-2014)
Joël Tshibamba – (2015)
Gregory Nelson – (2015–2016)
Nigeria
Daniel Ola – (2009)
Omonigho Temile – (2008–09)
Poland
Adam Stachowiak – (2013-2015)
Daniel Kajzer – (2017-present)
Romania
Ilie Sandu – (2001)
Alexandru Benga – (2014)
Alexandru Curtean – (2014)
Srdjan Luchin – (2014)
Scotland
John Inglis – (2001–02)
Serbia
Marko Ilić – (2006)
Slovenia
Elvedin Džinić – (2013)
Spain
Rubén Palazuelos García – (2012)
Tunisia
Hamza Younés – (2014)
Ukraine
Ihor Kulis – (1990-1993)
Dmitro Parhomenko – (2001)
Serhyi Khomenko – (2001-2002)
Dmitryi Mazur – (2001-2002)
Ihor Oshchypko – (2015)
Uruguay
Sebastián Flores – (2009)
César Nicolás Varela Bautista – (2015)
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