On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Nasko Sirakov, the first NFT collection of the "Legends" series was created! The name of Levski's No. 1 goal scorer of all times is written in "golden" letters in the history of the club! To immortalize some of the most iconic moments of his career is a matter of honor and respect!

Legends - Nasko Sirakov

From its creation until today, PFC "Levski", bearing the name of the most holy person in the Bulgarian history - Vasil Levski, has been a symbol of uncompromising spirit and courage, of high morals and honor, of being an inspiration and an example to follow for millions. Although it has 26 championship titles and 27 trophies from the Cup of Bulgaria tournament, the most significant success achieved in more than a century of existence is the unreserved love of the fans. It is because of that love that the first participant in the group stage of the Champions League is called "The People's Team"!

PFC Levski

September 23, 1994 - a memorable date for "Blue Bulgaria"! Levski defeated its eternal rival CSKA with 7:1, with Nasko Sirakov scoring as many as four goals. The legendary forward once again rewrote history after joining Dimitar Yordanov, Nikola Kotkov and Hristo Stoichkov - the only ones to score four goals each in the Eternal Derby. The year was unforgettable for Sirakov - he scored 30 goals in 26 games and became the top goal scorer, won a double with Levski, and in the summer added to his rich collection a bronze medal from the World Cup '94 as well.

Blue

May 27, 1992. Captain Nasko Sirakov has just lifted the Cup of Bulgaria after Levski has beaten Pirin (Blagoevgrad) with the categorical 5:0 in the finals at the Georgi Benkovski Stadium in Pazardzhik. Sirakov is once again the leading scorer for the "blues", scoring 31 goals in 34 games in all tournaments this season.

Graphite

A shot from Levski's 3:0 win over Slavia as an away team in the spring of 1993. Sirakov had returned from his stay in the French Lens and was helping the team, made up of Bulgarians only, to win another Bulgarian title. The Wolf is unstoppable - he scored 9 goals in 12 matches and served to make the beloved team to climb to the top of the "A" group for the 18th time.

Gold

After spending the autumn half-season in the ranks of the French Lens, at the beginning of 1993, Nasko Sirakov returned to Gerena. In the spring, the forward was unstoppable – scoring 9 goals in 12 games and helping Levski win its 18th championship.

Green

Unforgettable! Frantic joy is written on the face of the Bulgarian national Nasko Sirakov. Hristo Stoichkov has just opened the score against Greece in the second match of the "lions" of the World Cup'94 in the USA. On June 26, 1994, Nasko and his company defeated our southern neighbors with 4:0 to record the first victory in the history of Bulgaria in the world football finals and to lay the foundations of the "crazy American summer". With his goal in the 2:0 win over Argentina, Sirakov became the second Bulgarian after Hristo Bonev to score in two World Cups and the only one to score with a header in two different World Cups.

Black

After a three-year stint in Spain with the teams of Real Zaragoza and Espanyol, in the summer of 1991, Nasko Sirakov returned to Gerena. On November 23, the Wolf again faced CSKA. Despite missing a penalty in the 8th minute, just five minutes later the forward brought the stands to their feet after opening the scoring. Levski won the Eternal Derby with 2:1, and at the end of the season it not only won the championship title, but it also made a double, after adding another Cup of Bulgaria to the club's showcase. Sirakov became Bulgaria's top goal scorer for the third time, after scoring 26 goals in 27 matches.

Azure

A great shot! Sirakov rejoices with the championship trophy in the historic 1993/1994 season for Levski. Georgi Vassilev's "Dream Team" wins the title in an undisputed way. The "blue" team is defeating every other club, and very often with a crushing result, and after allowing only one defeat in 30 games, it leaves the second in the standings - its eternal rival CSKA - on a record 17 points.

Amber

A shot from Levski's 1:0 win over Trakia (Plovdiv) on February 27, 1988. In the spring, the "blues" once again topped the "A" group. After one of his strongest seasons at the Gerena stadium, in which he became the champion of Bulgaria, winner of the Cup of the Soviet Army and top goal scorer of the championship with 28 goals, Sirakov made a prestigious transfer to the Spanish Primera Division. Parting with the forward, who left for Real (Zaragoza), was taken hard by the fans, who were left without their great leader in attack.

Ivory

Nasko's last period as a Levski football player ended with the remarkable 12 goals in 10 games. Although for half a season, Sirakov turned out to play a key role in the jubilee, 20th championship title of the "blues", after scoring the unforgettable four goals in the historic 7:1 over CSKA and a hat trick in the 6:1 over Botev (Plovdiv). To this day, fans are still wondering what would have happened if their favorite player had stayed at the Gerena stadium in the spring season as well?

Purple

An iconic shot from the winning of the championship title in the 1987/1988 season. Nasko Sirakov led the "blues" to the first place and, with 28 goals to his credit, he also won the top goal scorer prize in "A" group. To the title, which is No. 17 for Levski, and the individual award, the big forward added the Cup of the Soviet Army.