Bernard Tekpetey, the Ghanaian striker, has once again etched his name in the annals of football history by playing a pivotal role in PFC Ludogorets Razgrad's clinching of their fourth successive league title in the Bulgarian league.

Ludogorets triumphantly secured their 13th league title with a decisive 3-1 win over CSKA Sofia last Saturday, achieving this feat with three games to spare.

Over the past four years, the 26-year-old forward has been instrumental in Ludogorets' dominance, consistently showcasing remarkable performances on the pitch.

In the current season, the Black Stars player has made a significant impact, amassing a total of 15 goal contributions, making him the team's third-leading scorer, trailing behind Swiss-Ghanaian forward Kwadwo Duah and Polish striker Jakub Piotrowski.

Tekpetey's journey with Ludogorets began in the 2021-22 season following a transfer from German club Schalke 04 after an impressive loan period, and he has continued to excel ever since.

His stellar play has captured the attention of football analysts and Bulgarian league enthusiasts alike, earning him widespread acclaim.

A crowd favourite, Tekpetey's jersey is a common sight among Ludogorets fans, who frequently chant his name during matches in a show of support.

As Ludogorets revels in their fourth consecutive league triumph, the significance of Tekpetey's contributions to the team's achievements is undeniable.