Olympiacos FC, popularly known as 'Thrylos' (The Legend), is the most decorated and widely supported football club in Greece. Since its foundation on March 10, 1925, in Piraeus, the port heart of Athens, Olympiacos has forged an identity based on struggle, passion, and continued success. Their honours include a record-breaking figure of over 45 Greek Super League titles, nearly 30 Greek Cups, and multiple Super Cups, underscoring their hegemony in the Hellenic football scene.
The Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, reconstructed for the Athens 2004 Olympic Games and with a capacity of 32,115 spectators, is the fortress where the team displays its game and where its fanbase, known as 'Gate 7', creates an unparalleled stadium atmosphere. Beyond their national triumphs, Olympiacos has been a consistent representative of Greek football in continental competitions, achieving significant milestones and keeping the flame of European ambition alive. Securing tickets for their matches is an opportunity to live an authentic football experience, full of tradition and pride.
The team secured a 0-2 away victory in their second match of the Stoiximan Super League season.
Olympiacos was drawn into a challenging group in the main continental tournament, facing top European clubs.
The Iranian international striker Mehdi Taremi completed his transfer from Inter, strengthening the team's attack.
Winger Daniel Podence has returned to Olympiacos on loan from Al Shabab, starting his second spell with the team.
Coach José Luis Mendilibar expressed satisfaction with the team's performance in the 2-0 victory over Asteras Tripolis.
Brazilian center-back Gustavo Mancha has joined the club from Fortaleza, signing a long-term contract.
The new home and away kits for the current season have been met with great enthusiasm by the fans, boosting sales.
Key players like Ayoub El Kaabi and Daniel Podence have been called up for international duty during the September break.
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