The saga between Lyubo Penev and Loko Pd is not not only is it not over, but it will continue to grow and may even reach the court, writes Topsport, referring to "Match Telegraph", which reports that until recently the coach and his assistants are to receive serious sums under their contracts.< /strong>
On the other hand, the players got all their money and have no complaints towards the management in the person of Hristo Krusharski. On "Lauta" it is widely rumored that Penev and his staff have not taken a penny since the summer when they took over the "black and white".
As is known, Penev was released from Loko with an order written on a fly sheet, under which there was not even the name of the person who issued the document. A week earlier, negotiations began to terminate the contracts of the coaches, which apparently did not end with success.
Now it is quite possible that Penev will take Loko Pd to court, and his assistants will also join the lawsuit. Before that, they will submit complaints to the BFS, which will have an impact on obtaining a license for the next season. The owner of Loko Pd himself - Hristo Krusharski - announced that the salaries of the players have been paid, but he said nothing about the coaches.
Lawyers are currently considering how to react to a possible appeal by Penev. According to "Mach Telegraf" information, Loko's lawyers will dispute Penev's claims on the grounds that his contract was terminated completely legally, as the coach violated "confidentiality" by making public facts of his work at the club.