Classify Vasil Bojkov

[The Blade]

Bulgarian entrepreneur and football boss. Also state where else he could pass, in your opinion.
I think he has one of those looks that are more common in Balkans than everywhere else.
http://www.transmedia.bg/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/00000000000000000-%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%B6%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2.jpg
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https://www.capital.bg/shimg/zx620y348_3012508.jpg
http://www.novsport.com/content/pics/3946641.jpg
http://e-vestnik.bg/imgs/vasil_bojkov07/V-Boj-Kamen_Vlahov-Bulfoto.jpg
https://www.thracefoundation.org/wp-content/plugins/phastpress/phast.php/https-3A-2F-2Fwww.thracefoundation.org-2Fwp-2Dcontent-2Fuploads-2F2018-2F03-2Fvasil_bojkov.jpeg/service=images/width=300/height=450/cacheMarker=1522081259-2D3315419/token=d7712ee7429cb759/__p__.jpeg
https://media.trud.bg/2016/04/image__5458847--5458844-360x309.jpg
http://www.winner.bg/statics/uploads/articles/2016-04/big/115344.jpg
https://img.sportal.bg/uploads/news/2016_18/images/00602849.jpg?20160616135209
https://www.mediapool.bg/images/182/1d8844f7d43591fd3cf82e7fae6d454a.jpg

[Tooting Carmen]

Pan Central/Eastern Euro.

[Lemon Kush]

I think he looks Polish

[CommonSense]

Dinarid + Pontid + CM

[Odin]

Dinaro-Borreby.

[The Blade]

bump

[Columella]

typical eastern Euro/Balkan Dinaric

(Forget Coon’s planoccipital, hook nosed 1930’s highland Albanians)

[Kivan]

Dinaro-CM.

[Papastratosels26]

Dinarid with slightly CM influence

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[Ülev]

Dinaro-Pontid

[Nurzat]

at his age I think I will resemble him a bit (my dad has this hair pattern so I'll probably lose some hair on this shape too, though I still hope I won't).

hard to classify - I see the Balkanic in him but I also see him passing as Ukrainian/south Russian or Slovak (where some sort of reduced CM meets some sort of Pontid).

can fully pass in Romania and Moldova.

I see the Borreby vibe but he looks fully Eastern European

[Tommie]

Dinarid + CM.

[vargas]

Dinarid + Pontid

[The Blade]

I say East Cromagnid in his case.
Doesn't have the flat Dinarid occiput and lacks actual dinarization, imo.
Head form, though Cromagnid, isn't of Borreby type.
East Cromagnid - common in Balkans, also seen in Central and Eastern Europe.

[gıulıoımpa]

slighly goridicized robust pontid