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Triantafyllou was born in [[1923]], in [[Tabouria]], [[Piraeus]]. He signed with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1938]], as a 15 year old and played for them in 24 competitive matches between [[1946]] and [[1951]], scoring 8 goals. Afterwards, he signed for [[AE Nikaia FC|AE Nikaia]] - the ancestors of [[Ionikos FC|Ionikos]] - and continued playing until [[1955]]. | Triantafyllou was born in [[1923]], in [[Tabouria]], [[Piraeus]]. He signed with [[Olympiakos FC|Olympiakos]] in [[1938]], as a 15 year old and played for them in 24 competitive matches between [[1946]] and [[1951]], scoring 8 goals. Afterwards, he signed for [[AE Nikaia FC|AE Nikaia]] - the ancestors of [[Ionikos FC|Ionikos]] - and continued playing until [[1955]]. | ||
− | Triantafyllou subsequently immigrated to Australia where he still lives with his family. | + | Triantafyllou subsequently immigrated to South Africa where he played and coached various clubs and later to Australia where he still lives with his family. |
[[Category:1923 births|Triantafyllou, Lefteris]] | [[Category:1923 births|Triantafyllou, Lefteris]] | ||
[[Category:Football Players|Triantafyllou, Lefteris]] | [[Category:Football Players|Triantafyllou, Lefteris]] |
Revision as of 07:43, October 5, 2008
Lefteris Triantafyllou was a Greek football forward of the early postwar era.
Triantafyllou was born in 1923, in Tabouria, Piraeus. He signed with Olympiakos in 1938, as a 15 year old and played for them in 24 competitive matches between 1946 and 1951, scoring 8 goals. Afterwards, he signed for AE Nikaia - the ancestors of Ionikos - and continued playing until 1955.
Triantafyllou subsequently immigrated to South Africa where he played and coached various clubs and later to Australia where he still lives with his family.