Vangelis Mantzaris

Greek basketball player and national team member

Vangelis Mantzaris - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 16th, 1990
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Basketball player competed in the Greek Basket League and represented the Greek national team. Played for teams including Olympiacos and AEK Athens. Contributed to team victories in various national championships and European tournaments.

Played for Olympiacos in the Greek Basket League

Represented Greece in international competitions

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