Razgrad
Bulgaria
Razgrad, a region in Bulgaria, holds 140 Bunkabop connections with 2004 other places across 13 topics, with sports dominant. The vast majority of those connections trace to Ludogorets Razgrad, a football club whose internationally recruited players and coaches draw ties to France, Sofia, Derby, Spain, and Germany. History adds a smaller cluster: Razgrad was built on the ruins of the Roman town of Abritus, and bronze coins of the Thracian king Seuthes III (330–300 BC) were found at the site.
Seuthes III
Connects Razgrad to: Plovdiv, Bulgaria | Kazanlak
Dragan Mihajlović
Connects Razgrad to: Sofia, Bulgaria | Parma, Italy
Gustavo Campanharo
Connects Razgrad to: Palermo, Italy | Verona, Italy
Battle of Batin
Connects Razgrad to: Bulgaria | Shumen, Bulgaria
Tonći Kukoč
Connects Razgrad to: Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Zagreb, Croatia | Brescia, Italy
Ante Šimundža
Connects Razgrad to: Slovenia | Kyiv, Ukraine | Maribor, Slovenia | Sendai, Japan
Alexandre Barthe
Connects Razgrad to: Bulgaria | Sofia, Bulgaria | Valencia, Spain | Lovech | Rodež
Terell Ondaan
Connects Razgrad to: Netherlands | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Rotterdam, Netherlands | Haarlem, Netherlands | Craiova, Romania
Daniel Berg Hestad
Connects Razgrad to: Denmark | Norway | Tottenham, United Kingdom | Oman | Heerenveen, Netherlands
Mehdi Bourabia
Connects Razgrad to: France | Morocco | Sofia, Bulgaria | Lig, Slovenia | Grenoble, France
Stéphane Badji
Connects Razgrad to: Norway | Senegal | Lig, Slovenia | Nicosia, Northern Cyprus | Anderlecht, Belgium
Cicinho (footballer, born 1988)
Connects Razgrad to: Brazil | Bulgaria | Republic of Ireland | Bahia | Paulista, Brazil