Apostolos Giannou

Greek-Australian professional footballer

Apostolos Giannou - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 25th, 1990
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Born in 1990, this athlete has played as a striker and represented multiple clubs in Australia and Europe. Initiated a professional career at Central Coast Mariners before moving to various international teams, including a notable stint at A-League's Brisbane Roar. Represented Australia at various youth levels and earned caps for the senior national team. Contributed to team efforts in various domestic league campaigns as well as Asian competitions.

Played in the Australian A-League

Represented Australia at the senior national level

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