Women Football Club Varna (), or simple WFC Varna () was a Bulgarian women's football club from the city of Varna.
History Grand Hotel Varna: 1982–2009 It was founded in 1982 and competes in the Bulgarian women's football championship since its establishment in 1985–86. The team won the title ten times in ten consecutive seasons – from 1994 to 2003;Bulgaria - List of Women Champions on rsssf.org won the Bulgarian Women's Cup six times; and the Albena Cup in 1994. Grand Hotel Varna participated in the qualifying round of the 2001–02 UEFA Women's Cup competition.
WFC Varna, Spartak and return to WFC Varna: 2009–2023 The team changed their name to WFC Varna in 2009, and eventually joined under Spartak Varna management in 2012 to become WFC Spartak Varna and moving to a new ground – Spartak Stadium in Varna. In 2015 the team returned to WFC Varna name, after splitting from Spartak, but kept playing on Spartak Stadium.
On 26 August 2023 the main team was announced to become the woman's team of Ludogorets Razgrad and was moved to Razgrad.Лудогорец вече има женски отбор по футбол The team kept his youth teams and continued in the youth leagues.
Chronology of the names Year(s)Name(s)1982–2009Grand Hotel Varna2009–2012WFC Varna2012–2015Spartak Varna2015–presentWFC Varna
Titles
Official Bulgarian women's championship Winners (10): 1993–94, 1994–95, 1995–96, 1996–97, 1997–98, 1998–99, 1999–00, 2000–01, 2001–02, 2002–03 Runners-up (2): 1992–93, 2003–04 Bulgarian Women's Cup Winners (6): 1990–91, 1994–95, 1997–98, 1998–99, 1999–00, 2001–02
Invitational Albena Cup (1) Winner: 1994
Seasons + Results of league and cup competitions by seasonSeasonLeagueWomen's CupOther competitionsDivisionLevelPWDLFAGDPts Pos1993–94Women's State Championship1 2nd1993–94Women's State Championship1 1st1994–95Women's State Championship1 1st Winners1995–96Women's State Championship1 1st1996–97Women's State Championship1 1st1997–98Women's State Championship1 1st Winners1998–99Women's State Championship1 1st Winners1999–00Women's State Championship1 1st Winners2000–01Women's State Championship1 1st Runner-up2001–02Women's State Championship1 1st WinnersUEFA Women's CupGroup Stage2002–03Women's State Championship1 1st2003–04Women's State Championship1 2nd2004–05Women's State Championship1 3rd2005–06Women's State Championship1 3rd2006–07Women's State Championship1 3rd 2007–08Women's State Championship11611255128+2335 4th 2008–09Women's State Championship1147252526–123 4th 2009–10Bulgarian Women's Championship1166283128+337 6th 2010–11Bulgarian Women's Championship11421111046–367 8th 2011–12Bulgarian Women's Championship1 Did not participate 2012–13Bulgarian Women's Championship1166282322+120 6th Quarterfinals2013–14Bulgarian Women's Championship1145271929–1017 4th Semifinals2014–15Bulgarian Women's Championship11431101835–1710 8th2015–16Bulgarian Women's Championship11842122964–3514 8th Quarterfinals2016–17Bulgarian Women's Championship12043131570–6515 9th2017–18Bulgarian Women's Championship12033142461–3712 9th 2018–19Bulgarian Women's Championship1101091472–581 10th2019–20Bulgarian Women's Championship1 Did not participate2020–21Bulgarian Women's Championship12670192682–5821 11th2021–22Bulgarian Women's League11951131956–3716 12th2022–23Bulgarian Women's League12462163464–3020 10th Notes
Key ChampionsRunners-upThird placePromotedRelegated
European tournaments history Season Competition Round Club Home Away Aggregate2001–02UEFA Women's CupGroup 3 Femina Budapest – 4–0 4th Umeå – 3–0 Sparta Prague – 7–0
References
External links bgclubs.eu soccerway.com