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 '''Sotiris Kyrgiakos''' (born [[July 3]] [[1979]] in [[Megalochori (Trikala)|Megalochori]], [[Trikala prefecture]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)]] player.
-Kyrgiakos has played for local club Thyella Megalochori, Agios Nikolaos, [[OFI FC|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]],  Glasgow Rangers, Eintracht Frankfurt and, more recently, [[AEK FC|AEK]]. Though not the paciest of defenders, Kyrgiakos makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's ([[2004]]) title. The following January, he joined Rangers on loan with an option for a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.
+Kyrgiakos has played for local club Thyella Megalochori, Agios Nikolaos, [[OFI FC|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]],  Glasgow Rangers, Eintracht Frankfurt, [[AEK FC|AEK]] and, more recently, Liverpool. Though not the paciest of defenders, Kyrgiakos makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's ([[2004]]) title. The following January, he joined Rangers on loan with an option for a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.
 On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC|AEK]] on a five year contract however, just one year later, he opted to move on to Liverpool FC and the English Premiership for a reported €3,000,000.

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	On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC\|AEK]] on a five year contract however, just one year later, he opted to move on to Liverpool FC and the English Premiership for a reported €3,000,000.		On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC\|AEK]] on a five year contract however, just one year later, he opted to move on to Liverpool FC and the English Premiership for a reported €3,000,000.

−	Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of August [[~~2008~~]] - 41 times by the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004\|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.	+	In August [[2011]], Kyrgiakos returned to the Bundesliga this time to play for Wolfsburg.
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		+	Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of August [[2011]] - 61 times by the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004\|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.

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−	'''Sotiris Kyrgiakos''' (born [[July 3]] [[1979]] in Megalochori, [[Trikala prefecture]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)]] player.	+	'''Sotiris Kyrgiakos''' (born [[July 3]] [[1979]] in [[Megalochori (Trikala)\|Megalochori]], [[Trikala prefecture]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)]] player.

	Kyrgiakos has played for local club Thyella Megalochori, Agios Nikolaos, [[OFI FC\|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Glasgow Rangers, Eintracht Frankfurt and, more recently, [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. Though not the paciest of defenders, Kyrgiakos makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's ([[2004]]) title. The following January, he joined Rangers on loan with an option for a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.		Kyrgiakos has played for local club Thyella Megalochori, Agios Nikolaos, [[OFI FC\|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC\|Panathinaikos]], Glasgow Rangers, Eintracht Frankfurt and, more recently, [[AEK FC\|AEK]]. Though not the paciest of defenders, Kyrgiakos makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC\|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's ([[2004]]) title. The following January, he joined Rangers on loan with an option for a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.

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 ==External links==
 *[http://www.pao-13.com/player_16 Profile at Panathinaikos fansite]
-[http://www.kyrgiakos.gr/en/default.asp?what=main Kyrgiakos' personal site]
+*[http://www.kyrgiakos.gr/en/default.asp?what=main Kyrgiakos' personal site]
 [[Category:1979 births|Kyrgiakos, Sotiris]]
 [[Category:Football Players|Kyrgiakos, Sotiris]]

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-'''Sotiris Kyrgiakos''' (born [[July 3]] [[1979]] in [[Trikala]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)]] player.
+'''Sotiris Kyrgiakos''' (born [[July 3]] [[1979]] in Megalochori, [[Trikala prefecture]], [[Greece]]) is a [[football (soccer)]] player.
-Kyrgiakos has played for Saint Nikolas, [[OFI FC|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]],  Glasgow Rangers, Eintracht Frankfurt and, more recently, [[AEK FC|AEK]]. Kyrgiakos, although not the paciest of defenders, makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's title.  The following January, he joined Rangers on loan during 2005 season with a view to a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.
+Kyrgiakos has played for local club Thyella Megalochori, Agios Nikolaos, [[OFI FC|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]],  Glasgow Rangers, Eintracht Frankfurt and, more recently, [[AEK FC|AEK]]. Though not the paciest of defenders, Kyrgiakos makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's ([[2004]]) title. The following January, he joined Rangers on loan with an option for a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.
-On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC|AEK]] on a five year contract however, just one year later, he opted to move on to Liverpool FC and the English Premiership.
+On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC|AEK]] on a five year contract however, just one year later, he opted to move on to Liverpool FC and the English Premiership for a reported €3,000,000.
 Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of August [[2008]] - 41 times by the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.

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 He has played for Saint Nikolas, [[OFI FC|OFI]], [[Panathinaikos FC|Panathinaikos]] and Glasgow Rangers. Kyrgiakos, although not the paciest of defenders, makes up for this with his tough tackling, immense strength and tremendous ability in the air. In a crucial match against rivals [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]], Kyrgiakos famously provoked opposing striker [[Giovanni]] to such an extent that the Brazilian star punched him and was consequently sent off. Panathinaikos went on to win the game and that year's title.  The following January, he joined Rangers on loan during 2005 season with a view to a permanent deal at the end of the season. He initally failed to agree terms with Rangers and held talks with Everton, Portsmouth and Schalke 04 before finally agreeing a one year deal at Ibrox on [[30 August]] [[2005]]. He has subsequently moved to Eintracht Frankfurt and the Bundesliga.
-Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of September 2007 - 30 times for the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.
+Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of August [[2008]] - 41 times by the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.
 On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC|AEK]] on a five year contract.

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	Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of September 2007 - 30 times for the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004\|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.		Kyrgiakos has also been capped - as of September 2007 - 30 times for the Greek [[National Football Team]] (4 goals) but was unlucky to miss their upset [[Euro 2004\|European Championship 2004]] victory through injury.
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		+	On [[August 1]], [[2008]], Kyrgiakos joined [[AEK FC\|AEK]] on a five year contract.

	==External links==		==External links==