Panagiotis Kermanidis
Greek footballer
Personal information | |||
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Full name | Panagiotis Kermanidis | ||
Date of birth | (1950-07-12) 12 July 1950 (age 74) | ||
Place of birth | Zgorzelec, Poland | ||
Position(s) | Forward | ||
Youth career | |||
Budapest Kőolaj | |||
Senior career* | |||
Years | Team | Apps | (Gls) |
1970–1971 | Kispesti Textil | ||
1971–1973 | MTK Budapest | 16 | (2) |
1973–1981 | PAOK | 233 | (60) |
1981–1984 | Makedonikos | 81 | (22) |
1984–1986 | Naoussa | 94 | (11) |
*Club domestic league appearances and goals |
Panagiotis Kermanidis (Greek: Παναγιώτης Κερμανίδης; born 12 July 1950) is a Greek former football player and manager.[1]
Biography
Kermanidis was born on July 14, 1950, in Zgorzelec, Poland from Greek political refugees and raised in Hungary. He played football in Kispesti Textil and later in MTK Budapest,[2] until September 1973, when he was acquired by PAOK Thessaloniki.[3]
At PAOK, Kermanidis won the Greek Cup in 1974 and the championship in 1976. In his 8 years with the club, he scored 60 times in 233 appearances.[4]
Later, Kermanidis played for Makedonikos and Naoussa where he ended his career.
After his playing days were over, Kermanidis coached a number of clubs including Trikala (1991, 1994).
References
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Trikala F.C. – managers
- Petrović (1965–67)
- Wood (1973)
- D. Georgiadis (1982–83)
- Paraschos (1993–94)
- Babović (1995–97)
- Paraprastanitis (1997–98)
- Ostojić (1998)
- Iordanidisc (1998)
- Filippou (1998–99)
- Goulis (1999–2000)
- Babović (2000)
- Antoniadis (2000)
- Gavriilidis (2000–01)
- Filippou (2001)
- Gabetas (2001–02)
- Papageorgiou (2002–03)
- Paraprastanitis (2003)
- Skartados (2005)
- Tsalouchidis (2005–06)
- Filippou (2006)
- Tsalouchidis (2006)
- Smilevski (2006–07)
- Argyroulis (2007)
- Filippou (2007)
- Vazakas (2009)
- Charalampidis (2009–10)
- Diamantopoulos (2010)
- Babović (2010)
- Pantelidis (2010)
- Kalogiannisc (2010)
- Benos (2010)
- Vazakas (2010–11)
- Ćirković (2012)
- Digozis (2014–15)
- Amanatidis (2015)
- Vazakas (2015)
- Panagopoulos (2015)
- Marantas (2015–16)
- Psimoulakis (2016)
- G. Georgiadis (2016–17)
- Vosniadis (2017)
- Amanatidis (2017)
- Antoniou (2017–18)
- Stoilasc (2018)
- Grafas (2018)
- Dostanić (2018)
- Papaioannouc (2018)
- Grafas (2018–19)
- Kostić (2019)
- Sitsasc (2019)
- Amanatidis (2019–20)
- Charalampidis (2020–21)
- Papadopoulos (2021)
- Kalogiannisc (2021)
- Magrone (2021)
- Bilis (2021)
- Kavakas (2021)
- Abente (2021)
- Oustabasidis (2022)
- Kavakas (2022)
- Kalogiannisc (2022)
- Roussas (2022)
- Frantzeskos (2022–23)
- Theodosiadis (2023)
- Kalogiannis (2023)
- Theodosiadis (2023–24)
- Brisimis (2024)
- Snoei (2024–)