Chernomorets delighted over 2,000 children and parents at the Open Day

Over 2,000 children and parents experienced a real celebration at Lazur Stadium in the third edition of the Open Doors Day, which is organized by PSFC Chernomorets-Burgas. Young and old shared the beautiful sunny day in the company of the Chernomorets football players, the coaches, the entire school of the team, veterans and many other guests. Many games, gifts and positive emotions accompanied the sports event, which is the only one of its kind in Bulgaria.

The program started shortly after 11:00 a.m., when the entire "sharks" team came out on the field to the thunderous applause of the guests. , who had occupied the stadium's VIP box. Immediately after the ceremonial welcome, the fun part began. On the field, which was divided into 4 parts, exercises were held with the participation of coaches from the club's school and players from the first team. In parallel with this, there were many other activities for all those present. A huge inflatable trampoline entertained the little ones, who literally took it over and went crazy at will. The club's general sponsors from MASTERHAUS had their own marquee in the stadium where a raffle was held and many prizes were given away. Apart from them, children and parents had the opportunity to win advertising carts and vouchers from the other partner of the Peugeot club. Inspector Hitami, who is a huge hippopotamus and the mascot of the SOS Road Traffic Association, explained the rules of the road to the children and also gave out a lot of prizes. A well-known radio station from Burgas had placed its mobile studio in the epicenter of the stadium's events and broadcast live what was happening. Prominent Burgas football players and figures from the past of Chernomorets also came to honor the event. Among them were the names of Ivan Pritargov, Toma Tomov, Krasimir Dimitrov and Vasil Stoyanov. Team mascot Sharky was also there and as always enjoyed many fans.

The second part of the event passed with unprecedented interest. The entire team of Chernomorets and the coaches went up to one of the VIP halls of the stadium and began to sign autographs on the specially made for the event posters. For nearly an hour, the hall was literally overflowing with children and parents, who were walking around and diligently filling in signatures on the collectible posters with football players and coaches.

Source: www.e-burgas.com