Panetolikos Players

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 66. Chapters: Alekos Alexiadis, Alexandros Zeris, Andre Guerreiro Rocha, Anestis Anastasiadis, Angelos Charisteas, Aris Xevghenis, Avgerinos Katranas, Benjamin Onwuachi, Boban Stojanovi, Bruno Martelotto, Charalabos Charalabakis, Charalabos Nakos, Charilaos Pappas, Cherno Samba, Chiquinho Delgado, Christos Dimopoulos, Christos Koutsospyros, Christos Mitsis, Christos Naidos, Daniel Gunkel, David Addy, Demba Traore, Deniz Baykara, Dimitris Komesidis, Dimitris Koutromanos, Dimitris Roussis, Dimitris Thanopoulos, Dimitris Zouliotis, Dulee Johnson, Du an Jovanovi (footballer), Elini Dimoutsos, Emir Had i, Evgenios Kitsas, Fabian Pawela, Febian Brandy, Filippos Darlas, Florin Pripu, George Gebro, Georgios Georgiou, Georgios Kousas, Georgios Simos, Giannis Apostolidis, Giannis Chrysafis, Giannis Ioannou, Giannis Katemis, Giannis Liourdis, Giannis Pasas, Giannis Pechlivanis, Giannis Takidis, Giorgos Barkoglou, Giorgos Kapnopoulos, Giorgos Mygas, Giorgos Poniros, Giorgos Theodoridis, Giuseppe Aquaro, Gregor Re onja, Habib Bamogo, Henri Camara, Hristo Yanev, Hussein Mumin, Ilias Manikas, Ilias Stogiannis, Ivo Afonso, Jarl Andre Storbaek, Javan Vidal, John Limniatis, Kanga Akale, Kevin Ulbrich, Kostas Badas, Kostas Maniatis, Kostas Papoutsis, Ljubi a Milojevi, Loukas Karakatsanis, Lucas Favalli, Lucas Sebastian de Francesco, Luigi Cennamo, Makis Belevonis, Manolis Stefanakos, Manuel de Jesus Lopes, Marc-Eric Guei, Mario Gurma, Michalis Bakakis, Michalis Boukouvalas, Mitja Morec, Mouhamadou Seye, Nemanja Vukovi, Nikolaos Katsikokeris, Nikos Babaniotis, Nikos Kalokairis, Nikos Skarmoutsos, Olivier Boumale, Panagiotis Zorbas, Patrick Dimbala, Pavle Popara, Pavlos Mitropoulos, Pavlos Vartziotis, Periklis Bousinakis, Periklis Papapostolou, Peter Dole aj, Petros Michos, Petros Zouroudis, Rais M'Bolhi, Ricardo Ribeiro Fernandes, Samba Sow (footballer born 1984), Sa a Jelovac, Simo Kruni, Sr an Bla i, Stathis Karamalikis, Stefanos Siontis, Stelios Sfakianakis, Stergos Felegakis, Stratos Apostolakis, Tasos Dentsas, Thanasis Paleologos, Thanasis Tegousis, Theodosis Theodosiadis, Tibor Szabo, Vaggelis Kaounos, Vaggelis Koutsoures, Valery Mezague, Vasilis Avramidis, Vasilis Golias, Vladimir Bogdanovi, William Edjenguele, Zoran Stoinovi . Excerpt: Angelos Charisteas (Greek: , pronounced; born 9 February 1980 in Strymoniko, Serres) is a Greek footballer, who currently is a free agent. A Greek international for 11 years (from 2001 until now), he had a crucial role in the UEFA Euro 2004, won by Greece, scoring three vital goals, including the one in the final against Portugal. After a few years playing for non-league Strimonikos Serron, Charisteas eventually started his professional career with Greek side Aris Thessaloniki. It was during his first season at Aris that Charisteas started making a name for himself, scoring twice in nine matches as they won the Greek second division in 1997-98. Charisteas started well in his first season in the Greek top league and got further noticed when he scored twice in the local derby against Thessaloniki rivals PAOK. The striker made twelve appearances in the Alpha Ethniki - six as a substitute - before a loan at Athinaikos in 1998-99. He returned to Aris the following season and made his European debut in a UEFA Cup defeat by Celta de Vigo at the age of 19. Charisteas was continuously developing and in the 2000-01 season, where he scored seven goals. Having been watched by scouts from a number of Europe's leading sides, he was signed by German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen in the summer of 2002. He had a successful first season scoring nine goals in 31 appearances in the Bundesliga and two goals from four games in the UEFA Cup. Then in 2003-04, Werder Bremen won the Bundesliga and the German Cup with Charisteas scoring four..