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Piempongsant out of the Picture as Alafouzos Makes Fresh Investment

Piempongsant out of the Picture as Alafouzos Makes Fresh Investment

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Pairoj Piempongsant and his Pan Asia consortium are all but out of the running to acquire Panathinaikos as the share capital increase that paved the way for the takeover has officially expired, meaning he can no longer contribute to the club.

The history of Panathinaikos’ change of ownership

The history of Panathinaikos’ change of ownership

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Now that the well-documented Pan Asia takeover of Panathinaikos is well and truly underway following this week’s developments, here is an insight into the history of the club’s off-field ownership over the years from 1979 onwards, when Greek football became professional.


More Information Released on the Pan Asia-Alafouzos Agreement

More Information Released on the Pan Asia-Alafouzos Agreement

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: As revealed yesterday, months of endless speculation was brought to an end with Giannis Alafouzos confirming Thai businessman Pairoj Piempongsant has bought 50% of his shares in Panathinaikos FC. Now that the first phase of the drawn out takeover has been completed, more details of the deal have surfaced.


OFFICIAL: Alafouzos hands over 50% of Panathinaikos shares to Pan Asia

OFFICIAL: Alafouzos hands over 50% of Panathinaikos shares to Pan Asia

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: After six months of negotiations, a deal finally seems to be happening for Panathinaikos FC, with Giannis Alafouzos releasing an official statement to reveal that his 50% stake in the club is being handed over to Pairoj Piempongsant from Pan Asia.


The latest on Panathinaikos Pan Asia transfer

The latest on Panathinaikos Pan Asia transfer

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Pan Asia’s acquisition of Panathinaikos FC has taken some time and after last week’s news of Pairoj Piempongsant not investing into the club for the first time as promised after the share capital increase, fear grew that the deal may have stalled yet again, or even worse, be off the table.


Alafouzos and Piempongsant Strike Deal After Months of Negotiations

Alafouzos and Piempongsant Strike Deal After Months of Negotiations

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: The rumour of Pairoj Piempongsant and his Pan Asia consortium acquiring Panathinaikos FC from the hugely unpopular Giannis Alafouzos first circled in May. A deal was expected to be struck quickly, however, lengthy negotiations ensued in a marathon of summer talks.

Pan Asia Takeover Imminent After Private Agreement is Signed

Pan Asia Takeover Imminent After Private Agreement is Signed

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Pairoj Piempongsant and Pan Asia are closer than ever to acquiring Panathinaikos FC. Upon his latest visit to Greece, the Thai businessman met with Giannis Alafouzos again and this time a private agreement was signed between the pair on Friday afternoon. This private agreement pertains to the 10 million Euro share capital increase at the next Board of Directors meeting on the 21st of September.

Pan Asia Takeover on Hold

Pan Asia Takeover on Hold

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Just as the well-publicised takeover of Panathinaikos by Thai businessman Pairoj Piempongsant and his consortium was on the home stretch, things appear to have been put on-hold for the time being. According to recent reports, negotiations have “stuck” and no deal has been agreed upon.

Donis Deal on the Home Stretch

Donis Deal on the Home Stretch

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Panathinaikos manager-in-waiting Giorgos Donis has met with technical director (and good friend) Nikos Dabizas and incoming owner Pairoj Piempongsant in relation to fleshing out the final contractual details. As expected, it went smoothly and only official announcement remains.


Pan Asia’s Piempongsant traveling to Greece to finalize deal

Pan Asia’s Piempongsant traveling to Greece to finalize deal

GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: The proposed takeover of Panathinaikos by Pan Asia Investments has gained traction and appears to be moving at a rapid pace. Giannis Alafouzos has declared he is happy with the offer on the table and wants to move forward. Consequently, Thai businessman Pairoj Piempongsant is expected to arrive in Athens early next week to sort out the details of the move.