Georgios Kostikos

Football coach and manager

Georgios Kostikos - Football coach and manager
Born

April 26th, 1958
67 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Greece

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Born in 1958, a career in football as a player transitioned into coaching and management. Played primarily as a forward for several clubs in Greece, including AEL Limassol, and Cyprus. Managed multiple Greek teams, focusing on player development and tactical improvements. Significant periods spent in coaching positions in Greece's domestic leagues reflect a commitment to the sport.

Played for AEL Limassol

Managed AEL Kalloni in Greece

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