Konstantinos Karetsas, the 17-year-old who just became Greece’s youngest-ever goalscorer in a 2-0 Nations League win over Scotland. From his roots in Belgium to his record-breaking strike on March 23, 2025, this Genk starlet is lighting up football—and he’s not even 18 yet.
Tag: football history
Olympiacos FC is gearing up to celebrate its 100th anniversary with a series of exciting events starting on March 8th and culminating on March 10th. Highlights include an illuminated theme park outside Karaiskakis Stadium, a special documentary, and a stunning drone show over the port of Piraeus. The celebrations are dedicated to the club’s passionate fans, with plans for an ultra-modern museum to honor Olympiacos’ century of glory. “Everything we do is for the fans,” said Vice President Kostas Karapapas.
Mimis Domazos, one of Greece’s greatest football legends, has passed away at the age of 83 following a cardiac arrest. Known as the “General” of Greek football, Domazos had a distinguished career with Panathinaikos, leading the team to historic victories, including a UEFA European Cup final appearance in 1971. He also captained the Greek national team for several years. Domazos’ death, which occurred on January 24, marks the end of an era in Greek football, leaving behind a legacy of leadership and achievement.
Greece’s national football team is eyeing a return to the World Cup for the first time in 12 years, with the 2026 tournament offering a historic opportunity. The World Cup will be hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico, and Greece is drawn into a competitive group featuring Portugal, Denmark, Scotland, and Belarus. The qualifiers, which begin in 2025, will determine Greece’s path to the 2026 finals, where the tournament will expand to 48 teams. Greece’s chances hinge on finishing first in their group or succeeding in the playoffs, with formidable opponents like Portugal and Denmark standing in their way.
Sven-Goran Eriksson, the first non-British manager of the England football team, has died at 76 after a battle with cancer. Eriksson, who led England to three major tournament quarter-finals and managed top clubs across Europe, passed away peacefully at his home in Sweden. His legacy as a pioneering and positive figure in football will be remembered by fans worldwide.
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