More than 2000 exhibits on show at impressive National Team Museum
The Greek National Team Museum, founded by the Galanolefkos Faros organisation and located in Chania, Crete, has experienced impressive growth as it now houses over 2000 artefacts.
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Hellenic fans have the perfect place where they can study the history of the national team and reminisce about the joy of winning UEFA Euro 2004. When the Greek National Team Museum opened around seven years ago, only 200 exhibits were on show, but visitors can now enjoy over 2000 artefacts which have been gathered from various years and competitions. President of the Galanolefkos Faros, Nikos Flekkas, recently presented the museum in videos posted to YouTube:
Several jerseys from Euro 2004, including those worn by the likes of Giorgos Karagounis, Antonis Nikopolidis, Zinedine Zidane, and Cristiano Ronaldo, are on display in the museum alongside newspaper articles from the unforgettable competition which saw Greece famously crowned European champions.
Balls, souvenirs, photographs, and more fascinating pieces of memorabilia are stored by Flekkas at the museum, which can deservedly be regarded as a shrine to the Ethniki Omada. Here are some photographs of the exhibits:
Members of the Galanolefkos Faros are present at every Greek national team match. The organisation was named the official fan group of the Ethniki in 2016 by the Hellenic Football Federation.
You can find more information about the Galanolefkos Faros and the museum on their official website.
