By June 30th, the Crotone should redeem Dimitar Kostadinov, talented Bulgarian footballer born in 1999, currently on loan from Septemvri Sofia. The Pythagorean club seems intent on exercising its right to keep the player on the roster.
Initially arriving on a temporary transfer, Kostadinov demonstrated his skills on the pitch, earning the trust of the rossoblù management. The player’s performances at the end of the season convinced the Calabrian club to invest in his talent, leading to the decision to buy him out by the end of the month.
However, Kostadinov’s future with Crotone will also depend on the choices of the new coach Emilio Longo. The official announcement is expected soon, although the general director’s statements Raffaele Vrenna and the sports director Antonio Amodio leave little room for doubt. It will then be the task of the former Picerno to evaluate whether the attacker will be part of the team’s technical plans for next season.
Kostadinov’s versatility as an offensive wildcard could prove to be a valuable asset for Crotone. Capable of playing in different attacking positions, the young Bulgarian offers several tactical options, which could fit well with Longo’s strategies. Kostadinov’s contribution last season showed his potential, making him an ideal candidate to be part of the club’s future project.
