PFC Beroe Stara Zagora is a historic Bulgarian football club from the city of Stara Zagora, competing in the top-flight Bulgarian First League. The team plays its home matches at the Beroe Stadium, a venue steeped in tradition. Founded in 1916, the club is one of the oldest in Bulgaria, with its green and white colors being iconic. The name "Beroe" is the ancient Thracian name for the city, linking the club directly to its heritage. Beroe's history is rich, with its peak era undoubtedly being the early 1980s. Under coach Vasil Spasov, and led by legendary striker Petar Zhekov in his later years, Beroe won its only two Bulgarian league titles in 1981 and 1986, and also lifted the Bulgarian Cup in 1983. This period established Beroe as a major force. In the modern era, the club has oscillated between the first and second divisions, but as a stable First League side in recent seasons, they aim to recapture past glories. The "Green-Whites" have a fervent and loyal fan base known for their unwavering support. Beroe remains a club of great tradition, striving to build a new successful chapter.