Christos Aravidis

Akratitos

His steps in football seemed always carefully and selectively. After playing in the Football League for Akratitos, he made his debut in the Super League Greece with the club at the age of 18,5 against AEK Athens. He scored his first goal in the major league in a match against OFI and he was constantly selected in the Greece U-21 team.

Panionios

He signed a three-year contract with Panionios. Ewald Lienen, the new coach of Panionios was presented a few days ago, and the 19 years' old had to fight to find time in the first major challenge of his career. He succeeded beyond any expectation. Became a member of the starting XI and had a striking appearance in Thessaloniki against Aris with one goal and assist, and ended his first season in the club having 30 appearances and two goals, but after December he gradually lost his position in the team. The scene was similar the next season besides the 26 appearances and three goals.

Loan to Ethnikos Asteras

Aravidis joined Ethnikos Asteras on loan until the end of the 2008–2009 season on summer of 2008. In April 2009 he filed an appeal against the Ethnikos Asteras, as he played almost entirely unpaid and at the end of the season being released from Panionios, will search the new challenge in his career.

Aris

Aris offered him the opportunity to make a step further, by signing a three-year contract. But in Aris neither Mazinho in the beginning, nor Héctor Cúper trusted him and Aravidis…

Aravidis has a plural international career in youth Greece squads. On 4 September 2015 he made his debut for Greece in a home game for UEFA against Finland in Piraeus. On 8 October 2015 in just his 3rd cap, he scored his first ever goal for Greece by scoring their only goal in a 3–1 away defeat to Northern Ireland in a UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying match in Belfast.

Club

As of 11 October 2024

International

As of 7 June 2016

International goals

It was at the age of 7,5 when Aravidis first visited the academies of AEK Athens. "In the beginning was just fun after a game became a passion," he recalls, when his father and ex-football player unknowingly motivated his son to deal with football. "My father was a footballer and through him I loved football."