Angelos Charisteas - Revision history

Dutch Eagle: Charisteas was appointed sporting director for Aris.

2020-05-08T15:21:44Z

Charisteas was appointed sporting director for Aris.

Dutch Eagle: update of his (in the mean time ended) career

2018-01-21T08:51:36Z

update of his (in the mean time ended) career

Irlandos at 10:11, February 20, 2012

2012-02-20T10:11:59Z

Irlandos at 09:45, February 20, 2012

2012-02-20T09:45:58Z

Irlandos at 19:44, September 14, 2011

2011-09-14T19:44:36Z

Irlandos at 22:20, January 27, 2009

2009-01-27T22:20:10Z

Irlandos at 08:36, May 4, 2008

2008-05-04T08:36:47Z

Irlandos at 14:07, July 9, 2007

2007-07-09T14:07:47Z

Irlandos at 14:07, July 9, 2007

2007-07-09T14:07:04Z

Irlandos at 16:47, November 15, 2006

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 Charisteas has been capped 88 times for [[National Football Team|Greece]]. His 25 international goals place him second on the all-time list behind [[Nikos Anastopoulos]].
-Charisteas is now co-owner of a bar/restaurant in The Netherlands.
+Charisteas is now co-owner of a bar/restaurant in The Netherlands and sporting director for [[Aris FC|Aris]].
 ==See also==

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 [[Image:Charisteas-e2004.jpg|thumb|200px|left|[[Angelos Charisteas]] practicing during the [[Euro 2004]] tournament]]
 [[Image:Charisteas300_300.jpg|thumb|250px|Charisteas scores the winning goal against France in [[Euro 2004]]]]
-'''Angelos Charisteas''' ('''Άγγελος Χαριστέας''') (born [[February 9]], [[1980]] in [[Serres]], [[Greece]]) is a striker on the Greece [[National Football Team]].  At the [[Euro 2004|2004 European Football Championship]], he scored the lone goal in a 1-0 victory over France to lead his team to the semifinals. He went on to score the only goal in Greece's 1-0 win over Portugal in the final. In [[Euro 2004]] he also scored against Spain (1-1), in the second game of Greece in the tournament.
+'''Angelos Charisteas''' ('''Άγγελος Χαριστέας''') (born [[February 9]], [[1980]] in [[Serres]], [[Greece]]) is a retired striker and best known for his games at the Greece [[National Football Team]]. At the [[Euro 2004|2004 European Football Championship]], he scored the lone goal in a 1-0 victory over France to lead his team to the semifinals. He went on to score the only goal in Greece's 1-0 win over Portugal in the final. In [[Euro 2004]] he also scored against Spain (1-1), in the second game of Greece in the tournament.
-Professionally, Charisteas firstly played for [[Aris FC|Aris]] [[Thessaloniki]], in Greece. He was signed from German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen in December [[2004]], after both leagues went on their annual winter break, thereby opening the transfer window. He was largely a fringe player at Bremen before Euro 2004, and his heroics did not change his status there, as he was the team's fourth-choice striker. Greece national team coach [[Otto Rehhagel]] publicly urged Charisteas to try to move to another club during the January [[2005]] transfer window in order to get first-team action. He joined Ajax Amsterdam in the Dutch Eredivisie.
+Professionally, Charisteas firstly played for [[Aris FC|Aris]] [[Thessaloniki]], in Greece, including a short loan to [[Athinaikos FC|Athinaikos]]. He was signed from German Bundesliga side Werder Bremen in December [[2004]], after both leagues went on their annual winter break, thereby opening the transfer window. He was largely a fringe player at Bremen before Euro 2004, and his heroics did not change his status there, as he was the team's fourth-choice striker. Greece national team coach [[Otto Rehhagel]] publicly urged Charisteas to try to move to another club during the January [[2005]] transfer window in order to get first-team action. He joined Ajax Amsterdam in the Dutch Eredivisie.
-The deal was logical for both clubs. Bremen wished to raise money and clear payroll in order to make a bid for Monaco striker Shabani Nonda. For its part, Ajax was hoping to find a replacement for Swedish international striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was sold to Juventus before the 2004-05 season. After Ajax, Charisteas moved to Feyenoord Rotterdam where he played until the end of the [[2007]] season. In July [[2007]], he was signed by FC Nurnberg.
+The deal was logical for both clubs. Bremen wished to raise money and clear payroll in order to make a bid for Monaco striker Shabani Nonda. For its part, Ajax was hoping to find a replacement for Swedish international striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was sold to Juventus before the 2004-05 season. After Ajax, Charisteas moved to Feyenoord Rotterdam where he played until the end of the [[2007]] season. Charisteas became one of the seven players and the only foreigner to have scored for both teams in the so called “Dutch Classico”.
-In the summer of [[2011]], Charisteas returned to [[Greece]] to play for newly-promoted [[Panaitolikos FC]].
+In July [[2007]], he was signed by FC Nürnberg. After that he had short spells at Bayer Leverkusen (loan), Arles-Avignon and Schalke ‘04.
-Charisteas has so far (February [[2012]]) been capped 88 times for [[National Football Team|Greece]]. His 25 international goals place him second on the all-time list behind [[Nikos Anastopoulos]].
+In the summer of [[2011]], Charisteas returned to [[Greece]] to play for newly-promoted [[Panaitolikos FC]]. He ended is his career in [[2013]] at Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia.
 ==See also==

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 In the summer of [[2011]], Charisteas returned to [[Greece]] to play for newly-promoted [[Panaitolikos FC]].
-Charisteas has so far (Winter [[2012]]) been capped 88 times, scoring 25 goals for [[National Football Team|Greece]].
+Charisteas has so far (February [[2012]]) been capped 88 times for [[National Football Team|Greece]]. His 25 international goals place him second on the all-time list behind [[Nikos Anastopoulos]].
 [[Category:1980 births|Charisteas, Angelos]]
 [[Category:Football Players|Charisteas, Angelos]]

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 In the summer of [[2011]], Charisteas returned to [[Greece]] to play for newly-promoted [[Panaitolikos FC]].
-Charisteas has so far (January [[2009]]) been capped 73 times, scoring 23 goals for [[National Football Team|Greece]].
+Charisteas has so far (Winter [[2012]]) been capped 88 times, scoring 25 goals for [[National Football Team|Greece]].
 [[Category:1980 births|Charisteas, Angelos]]
 [[Category:Football Players|Charisteas, Angelos]]

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	The deal was logical for both clubs. Bremen wished to raise money and clear payroll in order to make a bid for Monaco striker Shabani Nonda. For its part, Ajax was hoping to find a replacement for Swedish international striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was sold to Juventus before the 2004-05 season. After Ajax, Charisteas moved to Feyenoord Rotterdam where he played until the end of the [[2007]] season. In July [[2007]], he was signed by FC Nurnberg.		The deal was logical for both clubs. Bremen wished to raise money and clear payroll in order to make a bid for Monaco striker Shabani Nonda. For its part, Ajax was hoping to find a replacement for Swedish international striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was sold to Juventus before the 2004-05 season. After Ajax, Charisteas moved to Feyenoord Rotterdam where he played until the end of the [[2007]] season. In July [[2007]], he was signed by FC Nurnberg.
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		+	In the summer of [[2011]], Charisteas returned to [[Greece]] to play for newly-promoted [[Panaitolikos FC]].

	Charisteas has so far (January [[2009]]) been capped 73 times, scoring 23 goals for [[National Football Team\|Greece]].		Charisteas has so far (January [[2009]]) been capped 73 times, scoring 23 goals for [[National Football Team\|Greece]].

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 The deal was logical for both clubs. Bremen wished to raise money and clear payroll in order to make a bid for Monaco striker Shabani Nonda. For its part, Ajax was hoping to find a replacement for Swedish international striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who was sold to Juventus before the 2004-05 season.
-Charisteas has so far been capped 50 times, scoring 14 goals for [[National Football Team|Greece]].
+Charisteas has so far (November 2006) been capped 55 times, scoring 15 goals for [[National Football Team|Greece]].
 [[Category:1980 births|Charisteas, Angelos]]
 [[Category:Football Players|Charisteas, Angelos]]
 [[Category:Euro 2004 Champions|Charisteas, Angelos]]