Emil Gargorov

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Emil Gargorov (born February 15, 1981) is a Bulgarian footballer, currently playing for RC Strasbourg. He received his nickname Badema (The Almond) thanks to his very low height of only 165 cm. He joined CSKA Sofia in 2002 from another capital club, Lokomotiv Sofia, and after several games strengthened his position in the team. For CSKA Sofia he played 121 games and scored 57 goals. On July 26, 2006 he signed for RC Strasbourg


RC Strasbourg - Current Squad

1 Puydebois | 2 Deroff | 3 Devaux | 4 Ekobo | 5 Bellaïd | 6 Kantari | 8 Cohade | 9 Tum | 10 Abdessadki | 11 Yachir | 12 Loué | 14 Gasmi | 15 Mathlouthi | 16 Cassard | 17 João Paulo Daniel | 18 Johansen | 19 Lacour | 20 Moslem | 21 Strasser | 22 Schneiderlin | 23 Gameiro | 24 Mouloungui | 25 N'Diaye | 26 Vergerolle | 27 M'Bodji | 28 Gargorov | 28 Camadini | 30 Gurtner | 33 Othon | Manager: Papin
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