Difference between revisions of "Christos Zanteroglou"
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| − | [[Image:Ethniki_andrwn_1964_Image_0001.jpg| | + | [[Image:Christos_Zenterogolou.jpg|thumb|250px|left|Christos Zanteroglou]] |
| + | [[Image:Ethniki_andrwn_1964_Image_0001.jpg|thumb|250px|In [[1964]] game with the [[National Football Team|National Team]] against Ethiopia]] | ||
Born in [[1940]], '''Christos Zanteroglou''' was considered a top centre-back in his days at [[Niki Volos FC|Niki Volos]] (capped twice) when he transferred to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1965]]. In [[Piraeus]], he replaced the legendary - though inconsistent - [[Mimis Stefanakos]]. At Olympiakos, Zanteroglou won a further 11 caps for the Greek [[National Football Team]] and two championships for his club. | Born in [[1940]], '''Christos Zanteroglou''' was considered a top centre-back in his days at [[Niki Volos FC|Niki Volos]] (capped twice) when he transferred to [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1965]]. In [[Piraeus]], he replaced the legendary - though inconsistent - [[Mimis Stefanakos]]. At Olympiakos, Zanteroglou won a further 11 caps for the Greek [[National Football Team]] and two championships for his club. | ||
Revision as of 22:00, December 30, 2009
Born in 1940, Christos Zanteroglou was considered a top centre-back in his days at Niki Volos (capped twice) when he transferred to Olympiakos in 1965. In Piraeus, he replaced the legendary - though inconsistent - Mimis Stefanakos. At Olympiakos, Zanteroglou won a further 11 caps for the Greek National Football Team and two championships for his club.
After he left Olympiakos, Zanteroglou played for Aegaleo (1970 - 1973) and was part of their great 1971 team. He ended his career with Atromitos Athens in 1975.
