GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: It really has been a miserable first half of the 2017/2018 Super League season for Panathinaikos. The fallen Athenian giants have endured a wretched time both on and off the pitch, with the club languishing in a lowly 11th position of the standings. Unsurprisingly, their terrible start has set a number of unwanted records.
GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: Last week, one of the longest serving players in the current Panathinaikos squad, Giorgos Koutroubis, was informed his services were no longer required and that the club wanted to part ways immediately while all look as if Odisseas Vlachodimos will remain with Panathinaikos until the summer.
GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: An important transfer window is awaiting AEK Athens. With a difficult 2018 approaching, the Kitrinomavri know that enforcements are required if they are to kick on and achieve success both in Greece and Europe. At this moment in time, AEK lead the Super League standings and recently qualified for the Europa League Last 32.
GREEK SUPERLEAGUE: PAOK Thessaloniki are often criticized for a lack of homegrown players, but change could be around the corner. In this year’s Super League season, a small Greek core is starting to appear within the team, something which holds great optimism for the country’s footballing prospects.
