Article by Romeo Ene – Published on Sunday, 14 June 2026 23:56 / Updated on Monday, 15 June 2026 00:05
Arrived in Romania two and a half years ago, Milanov he had an important role especially in his first season, when Dinamo managed to save themselves from relegation after the tie with Csikszereda.
Later, he contributed to the qualification of the “dogs” in the play-offs after an eight-year break, but in the recently concluded season he had a less important role, being used most of the time from the reserve position.
Out of contract, the former Bulgarian international is close to a return to his native country.
Georgi Milanov, close to returning to Bulgaria after parting with Dinamo
According to the publication topsport.bg, Georgi Milanov is wanted by Botev Plovdiv and CSKA 1948 Sofia, two clubs that are trying to get the signature of the experienced midfielder.
“Botev Plovdiv and CSKA 1948 are in a tight battle for the signature of former international Georgi Milanov. After parting ways with Dinamo Bucharest, he became a free agent.
Botev has already contacted the experienced midfielder and the parties have discussed the terms of the contract. However, Milanov is also negotiating with CSKA 1948″, notes the cited source.
Georgi Milanov's numbers at Dinamo
During his international career, Milanov collected 54 caps and two goals for the Bulgarian national team.
Last season, the midfielder made 37 appearances in Dinamo's shirt, scoring two goals and an assist. In total, he played 92 matches for the Bucharest team, scoring four times and providing eight assists.
According to Transfermarkt, Georgi Milanov is valued at 400,000 euros. Throughout his career, the Bulgarian has played for Litex Lovech, CSKA Moscow, Grasshoppers, Videoton, Levski Sofia, Al Dhafra and Dinamo Bucharest.
Certain things happened during the season that I didn't like. Dinamo is an exceptional club, to which I owe a lot, but the decision has been made. I do not rule out any option for the future. It also depends a lot on which teams are interested in me and how I will be evaluated.
– George Milanovupon parting with Dinamo
