Background
He grew up in the football academy of CSKA Sofia.
He grew up in the football academy of CSKA Sofia.
1990-1994
National Sport Academy ”Vasil Levski” - Sofia - Bachelor
2005
Union of European Football Associations - Soccer coaching school in Sofia - licensee-Union of European Football Associations “А”
2006-2007
UEFASoccer coaching school in Sofia licensee-Union of European Football Associations “Public Relations Officer”#0093.
He is currently the manager of Vitosha Bistritsa in the third tier of Bulgarian football. He has two kids. One of them born in 1999, Gergana Angelova, and a younger one - Daniel Angelov (born in 2008). They are both amazing children.
Everyone loves them, just like they love Kostadin.
Great family. Later he joined National Security Agency Vasil Levski. He played for Football Club Chardafon and Vidima-Rakovski.
He began his coaching career in Vidima-Rakovski Sevlievo, as assistant for Plamen Markov. Later he got assigned as head coach of the team and drives them up to promotion to A PFG. He holds the record for the youngest manager in A PFG ever.
In 2008 he was appointed head coach of Botev Plovdiv, and in September 2010 he became the coach of Pirin Blagoevgrad.
He managed to avoid relegation with Pirin Blagoevgrad in A PFG, despite the difficult financial situation in the club (however, the team was disbanded for administrative reasons soon after that). After the financial collapse of Pirin, he returned to Vidima-Rakovski and saved the club from relegation in the decisive playoff of the group. He became the only coach to have managed to rescue two teams in A Group in one season.
Angelov"s teams also tend to rely exclusively on Bulgarian players and make many transfers to leading Bulgarian clubs like: Apostol Popov, Vladimir Manchev, Dormushali Saidhodja, Iordan Minev from Botev to CSKA, Ivan Cvetkov in Levski, Anton Karachanakov, Stanislav Kostov, Aleksandar Iakimov from Pirin to CSKA, Aleksandar Brannekov from Vidima to Lokomotiv (Sofia), Ivailo Vasilev from Vidima to Levski.
He is popular with his nickname The Laptop. As player As coach 1990-1994.