Andreas Tatos

Tatos started his professional career by joining Atromitos at the summer of 2008. After three efficient years he joined Olympiacos from Atromitos on 19 August 2011 but he remained in his former club on a one-year loan. He managed to get with Atromitos to two consecutive Greek Football Cup finals in 2011 and 2012. His participation in the final of the 2012 has been discussed among the fans, as being selected against the club to which he belonged. At the end of the 2011/12 season, besides the fact that it was amongst the priorities of the Olympiakos' former coach Leonardo Jardim, due to the numerous quality midfielders in the club and the fact that it was difficult for him to play on a regular basis, Olympiacos decided to give him to Aris for the rest of the season 2012/13. Tatos joined again Olympiacos at the end of the season and participated in the summer club preparation, but for once more Olympiakos new coach Míchel decided to extend his loan for another year. Besides the fact that various Super League Greece clubs like him, he decided to join Aris, besides its financial problems. However, Tatos with his left foot and unexpected inspirations was unable to progress in a football season where players with his own skills were rare in Greek courts. Aris enjoyed to have such a player but it must spread a veil of protection to the player, besides the tremendous economic problems, in order to provide him the opportunity to be selected for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. On 27 June…

On 5 August 2011, Tatos was one of the three new faces called by Fernando Santos to join Greece for the friendly match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, however he wasn't used. In March 2014, according to some Albanian media, Tatos has been in contact with Alban Bushi, a manager at the Albanian Football Association. According to Bushi he has expressed his availability to play for Albania: since he was born there, he is eligible to play.

Tatos was born in Himara, Albania to ethnic Greek parents. His family was able to move to Greece after 1989, he originates from Himare along fellow footballer Sotiris Ninis with whom are very close due to their families coming from the same town.

Club

Atromitos Greek cup: Runner up (2010–11, 2011–12) Football League: Winner 2008–09

Individual

He has won the MVP award in the highest Greek football league twice