Beroe Stara Zagora is a historic Bulgarian professional football club based in Stara Zagora, competing in the Bulgarian First League. Their home ground is the Beroe Stadium. Founded in 1916, the club's colors are green and white. The name "Beroe" is the ancient Thracian name for the city, and the club is owned by its members. Beroe's rich history includes a golden era in the 1980s when they won the Bulgarian Cup in 1986 and regularly competed in European tournaments. That period, led by legends like Georgi Slavchev, is fondly remembered. In the modern First League, Beroe has often been a solid mid-table team, occasionally mounting a challenge for European spots or battling relegation, known for a passionate and combative style. The club has one of the most loyal and vocal fanbases in Bulgaria, creating an intimidating atmosphere at home. Beroe remains a deeply respected institution in Bulgarian football with a proud legacy.