Panionios F.C.
Состав
- Vitali Papadopulo1993сейчас
Markus Jonsson2010сейчас
Dejan Milovanović2011сейчас- Vasilis Bouzas2011сейчас
- Nikos Pantidos2013сейчас
- Nikos Papadopoulos2013сейчас
- Christos Tasoulis2014сейчас
Giorgos Masouras2014сейчас- Brunos Chalkiadakis2015сейчас
- Leonardo Villalba2015сейчас
Sokratis Dioudis2015сейчас- Kenan Bargan2016сейчас
- Filip Manojlović2018сейчас
Nicki Bille Nielsen2018сейчас- Giannis Kontoes2020сейчас
Richard Jensen2025сейчас
Dimitris Stavropoulosсейчас- József Fitosсейчас
- Kostas Kiassosсейчас
Krisztián Pogacsicsсейчас
Paul Tisdaleсейчас
Safet Jahićсейчас- Vasilis Vasilakosсейчас
- Agamemnon Gilis1919–1920
- Antonis Fotiadis1919–1920
Kostas Nestoridis1947–1955- Andreas Stylianou1961–1963
- Giorgos Dedes1961–1974
Thomas Mavros1970–1976- Giorgos Dedes1977–1978
Nikos Anastopoulos1977–1980- Dimitris Saravakos1979–1984
- Nikos Tsiantakis1985–1988
Leonidas Vokolos1986–1998- Spiros Marangos1986–1989
- Terry Curran1986–1986
- Thomas Mavros1987–1991
- Keld Bordinggaard1988–1988
- Nikos Anastopoulos1988–1989
- Marcel Coraș1990–1991
Takis Fyssas1990–1998- Milinko Pantić1991–1995
Takis Lemonis1991–1993- Vladimir Vermezović1991–1995
- Dimitris Nalitzis1993–1999
- Nebojša Krupniković1993–1994
- Ted Chronopoulos1993–1996
- Sulejman Demollari1994–1996
- Marian Ivan1995–1996
Stéphane Demol1995–1996- Stéphane Demol1995–1995
Kent Bergersen1996–1997- Marian Ivan1996–1996
- Roy Wassberg1996–1998
- Foto Strakosha1997–1999
- Marco Gabbiadini1997–1997
- Ilias Ioannou1998–2003
Mark Robins1998–1999- Christos Kontis1999–2000
Gareth Roberts1999–1999- Juan José Maqueda1999–2000
- Milinko Pantić1999–2001
- Slobodan Krčmarević1999–2000
- Alain Raguel2000–2004
- Antoine Préget2000–2001
- Denys Sokolovskyi2000–2000
- Joe Nagbe2000–2001
- Karim Benkouar2000–2001
- Takis Gonias2000–2002
Thomas Christiansen2000–2000- Zizi Roberts2000–2001
- Houssine Benali2001–2001
Jaroslav Drobný2001–2005- Karim Mouzaoui2001–2003
Marcelinho Paulista2001–2002- Peter Lérant2001–2001
- Petr Vlček2001–2005
Vangelis Mantzios2001–2005
Alexandros Tziolis2002–2005- Arjan Bellaj2002–2003
- Attila Pinte2002–2003
- Christos Kontis2002–2004
- Ermin Šiljak2002–2003
Erol Bulut2002–2003
Krassimir Chomakov2002–2002- Yazid Kaïssi2002–2002
- Apostolos Liolidis2003–2004
- Arkadiusz Klimek2003–2004
- Goran Sankovič2003–2004
Grigoris Makos2003–2009- Juan Martín Parodi2003–2004
Mićo Smiljanić2003–2006
Norbert Tóth2003–2004- Stavros Tziortziopoulos2003–2004
- Fanouris Goundoulakis2004–2013
- Foto Strakosha2004–2005
Hamdi Salihi2004–2005
Mário Breška2004–2007
Nikos Spyropoulos2004–2008- Savvas Exouzidis2004–2007
Travis Dodd2004–2004
Yannis Maniatis2004–2011- Yazid Kaïssi2004–2005
- Ľubomír Meszároš2004–2005
Ahmed Magdy2005–2007- Aris Galanopoulos2005–2005
Darío Fernández2005–2008- Dillon Sheppard2005–2005
- Dimitris Nalitzis2005–2005
- Fernando Navas2005–2005
Kostas Giannoulis2005–2007
Leonidas Kampantais2005–2006
Martin Vaniak2005–2006
Nikos Lazaridis2005–2006
Thomas Cichon2005–2005
Tomáš Oravec2005–2005- Zoran Jovičić2005–2006
- Christos Aravidis2006–2009
Dario Krešić2006–2009- Kyriacos Pavlou2006–2007
- Levan Tskitishvili2006–2007
Luciano de Souza2006–2006- Marcelo Pletsch2006–2008
- Miroslav König2006–2008
- Sékou Berthé2006–2009
- Tam Nsaliwa2006–2007
Bennard Yao Kumordzi2007–2012- Giannis Kontoes2007–2011
Ivica Majstorović2007–2009- Lampros Choutos2007–2008
- Luís Lourenço2007–2007
- Luís Lourenço2007–2009
Marios Nicolaou2007–2010
Michael Delura2007–2009
Oumar Kondé2007–2007
Rafik Djebbour2007–2008
Wagner Renan Ribeiro2007–2008- Anderson Gonzaga2008–2009
- Dimitrios Anastasopoulos2008–2012
Dimitris Siovas2008–2012
Fabián Estoyanoff2008–2011
Fousséni Diawara2008–2009
Georgios Tzavellas2008–2010- Kleopas Giannou2008–2008
- Matthias Langkamp2008–2009
Mehmet Hetemaj2008–2010
Pavel Drsek2008–2008
Pavel Plaskonny2008–2008
Álvaro Recoba2008–2009- Amiri Kurdi2009–2014
Boško Balaman2009–2011- Carlos Casteglione2009–2010
- Dario Smoje2009–2010
Davor Kukec2009–2011
Isaac Becerra2009–2010
Llorenç Riera Ortega2009–2011- Markus Jonsson2009–2012
Martin Latka2009–2011- Suleiman Omo2009–2012
- Tomáš Belic2009–2010
Yann Ekra2009–2010
Andreas Samaris2010–2013
Bédi Buval2010–2010- Cédric Varrault2010–2011
- Dimitrios Kolovos2010–2013
Edin Cocalić2010–2012- Isaac Pupo2010–2011
Jahmir Hyka2010–2011
Jürgen Macho2010–2012- Kasper Risgård2010–2011
- Leonidas Panagopoulos2010–2012
- Mohamed Chalali2010–2011
- Patrick Phungwayo2010–2010
Ricardo Vaz Tê2010–2011
Vasil Shkurti2010–2011- Alexandros Kouros2011–2014
André Schembri2011–2012
Dato Kvirkvelia2011–2012- Dejan Milovanović2011–2012
- Dimitris Eleftheropoulos2011–2011
Giannis Anestis2011–2014
Giorgos Galitsios2011–2011
Kostas Mitroglou2011–2011- Markus Pröll2011–2011
Njazi Kuqi2011–2012- Panagiotis Spyropoulos2011–2013
- Patrick Dimbala2011–2012
Tasos Avlonitis2011–2014
Václav Svěrkoš2011–2011
Araz Abdullayev2012–2012- Christos Aravidis2012–2014
- Chrysostomos Michailidis2012–2012
Dimitris Diamantakos2012–2012- Dimitris Diamantakos2012–2013
- Efthimis Kouloucheris2012–2014
Jean-Jacques Pierre2012–2012- Kostas Peristeridis2012–2013
- Leonidas Kampantais2012–2014
- Nikos Giannakopoulos2012–2015
Vitorino Antunes2012–2012- Andreas Lasnik2013–2014
Apostolos Giannou2013–2015- Claudio Rivero2013–2013
- Dimitrios Kolovos2013–2015
Ariel Ibagaza2014–2015- Dimitrios Chatziisaias2014–2016
- Fiorin Durmishaj2014–2016
- Manolis Siopis2014–2017
- Olivier Boumal2014–2016
Spiros Fourlanos2014–2015- Taxiarchis Fountas2014–2015
Anastasios Bakasetas2015–2016- Karim Ansarifard2015–2017
- Spiros Risvanis2015–2015
Masoud Shojaei2016–2018- Theofanis Tzandaris2016–2016
Banana Yaya2017–2019
Ehsan Hajsafi2017–2018- Manolis Siopis2017–2018
- Yannis Kargas2017–2017
- Jérémy Malherbe2018–2020
- Krystian Nowak2018–2018
- Mërgim Brahimi2018–2019
- Bachana Arabuli2019–2020
- Yannis Maniatis2019–2019
Denis Cheryshev2024–2025
Panionios F.C. is the oldest football club in Greece, founded in 1890.
The club is based in Nea Smyrni, a suburb of Athens, and is part of the Panionios G.S.S.
Panionios was formed from the merger of Orpheus Music and Sports Club and Gymnasion Club in 1898.
Биография
Formation and Early Years
Panionios G.S.S. Football Club, commonly known as Panionios F.C., was founded in 1890 by members of the Greek community in İzmir, originally under the name "Orpheus Music and Sports Club." In 1893, a faction of Orpheus enthusiasts formed the "Gymnasion Club," which led to the establishment of annual sports competitions. The two organizations merged in 1898 to create Panionios GSS, which became a significant player in Greek sports, representing Greece in various international competitions until the advent of the modern Olympic Games.
Relocation and Expansion
Following the Greek military defeat in 1922, Panionios relocated to Athens and eventually settled in Nea Smyrni, where many Smyrna residents had resettled. The club has a rich tradition in various sports, being the first in Greece to establish a women's track and field division in 1925. Panionios also played a pivotal role in introducing basketball and volleyball to the Greek sports landscape. As football and basketball evolved into professional sports, Panionios FC and Panionios BC transitioned to privately owned entities while still operating under the umbrella of the amateur Panionios GSS.
Legacy and Achievements
Panionios F.C. is recognized for its contributions to Greek sports, having been awarded the Golden Cross by the Athens Academy for its enduring impact. The club has had notable success in football, reaching the quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in the 1998-99 season. Today, Panionios competes in the Gamma Ethniki and Super League Greece 2, continuing its legacy as the oldest football club in Greece.
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Галерея
Карьера и клубы
Early years
The club was founded in 1890 by a part of the sizeable Greek population of İzmir (Greek: Σμύρνη), under the name of "Orpheus Music and Sports Club". In 1893, some Orpheus members keen on sports formed a separate organization, the "Gymnasion Club", and started holding yearly sports competitions. In 1898, Orpheus and Gymnasion merged again to form Panionios GSS. Members of Panionios represented Greece in all international track and field games until these developed in the modern Olympic Games. After the Greek military defeat in 1922 the club was forced to transfer, firstly to Athens and later, to the Athenian suburb of New Smyrna, where much of the population of Smyrna re-settled. The club always had a strong tradition of cultivating all major sports; it was the first Greek club to establish a track and field division for women, in 1925. Another major example of the club's contribution to Greek sports rests in the fact that it was Panionios that introduced Basketball and Volleyball in Greek sports society. With the gradual transformation of men's football and basketball into professional sports, Panionios FC and Panionios BC became privately owned clubs operating under the auspices of the traditional "amateur sports" Panionios GSS. To date, Panionios remains the only sports club in Greece that was awarded the Golden Cross from the Athens Academy as a recognition of the club's rich and continuous enrichment of Greek sports. In 1950, with Kostas Negrepontis…
- League
- Gamma Ethniki
- League
- Super League Greece 2
Наследие
S Shared record
Best performance in UEFA competitions
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Quarter-finals (1): 1998–99
Архив
Паспорт
Идентификаторы и алиасы
Panionios G.S.S. Football Club, the Pan-Ionian Gymnastics Club of Smyrna, more commonly known as Panionios F.C. or simply Panionios, are a Greek football club based in Nea Smyrni, a suburban town in the Athens agglomeration, Greece. Part of Panionios G.S.S., Panionios F.C. is the oldest football club in Greece.
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