Yordan Marinov

Yordan Marinov (born 23 June 1968) is a former Bulgarian football player as a midfielder. During his career, he played for a number of teams in the A Group. He was the first player to wear the jerseys of all four major capital clubs – CSKA, Slavia, Lokomotiv, and Levski. He is also known as 'The Grand Slam.' He is the brother of Evgeni Marinov, also a former football player. He is the father of footballer Liliyan Marinov.

Honours Cska Sofia Champion of Bulgaria 1991-1992

Lokomotiv Sofia Bulgarian Cup: 1994–95

Levski Sofia Bulgarian Cup: 1997–98

Career Originally from Svishtov, Marinov is a youth player of the local Akademik. During his career, he became the Champion of Bulgaria in 1992 with CSKA (Sofia) and won the Bulgarian Cup twice – in 1995 with Lokomotiv (Sofia) and in 1998 with Levski. He was the vice-champion with Lokomotiv (Sofia) in 1995 and with Levski (Sofia) in 1998 and 1999. He is a bronze medalist with Lokomotiv (Sofia) in 1996. He played over 250 matches in the A group.