Andreas Bouchalakis

Greek footballer and Olympiacos midfielder

Andreas Bouchalakis - Greek footballer and Olympiacos midfielder
Born

April 5th, 1993
32 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Greece

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Born in 1993, this footballer began his career in the youth academy of Olympiacos before making his professional debut with the club. The midfielder had multiple loan spells at various clubs, including a significant period at the club's rivals, where contributions in the midfield were notable. Later returns to Olympiacos included participating in domestic league victories and European competitions. This player has represented Greece at various youth levels, showcasing talent on the international stage. In addition to club commitments, appearances for the national team highlighted a versatile role within the squad, contributing to Greece's efforts in qualifying tournaments.

Playing for Olympiacos

Competing in UEFA competitions

Representing Greece at youth levels

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