AEK Futsal

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AEK Futsal

Nickname(s)

Enosis (Union)
Dikefalos Aetos (Double-Headed Eagle)
Kitrinomavroi (Yellow-Blacks)
Vasilissa (Queen)

Ground

Aithoussa Kassimati, OAKA

Head Coach

Dimitris Kountardas

Website

Club home page

Home colours

Away colours

Active departments of AEK Athens

Football	Basketball	Volleyball (Men's)

Futsal	Handball	Volleyball (Women's)

Athletics	Cycling	Table tennis

Boxing	Fencing	Chess

A.E.K. Futsal is a Greek soccer squad established in 2008 by a merger with the Enosi Geraka Futsal team.^[1] They participated in the B'Ethniki (second division) that year, where they finished 1st in the regular season and 2nd in the playoffs. A.E.K. played again in the second division in 2009-10. A.E.K. finished second in the B'Ethniki after the playoffs in April 2010, and gained promotion to the first division for 2010–11.

Recent seasons

Season	Division	Place
2010-11	A1 Ethniki	8th
2011-12	A1 Ethniki	10th
2012-13	A1 Ethniki	6th
2013-14	A1 Ethniki	7th
2014-15	A1 Ethniki	5th

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
1			Basilis Kosmidis
5			Tolis Ntelos
7			Vasilis Keretsis
8			Xristos Vlissidis
			Giorgos Adamidis
31			Giorgos Antonakas
9			Thodoris Antonakas
3			Xristos Nonas
11			Nikos Zougras
			Karakitsos Vasilis
14			Grigoris Kanellopoulos

No.		Position	Player
12			Kiousis Sotiris
23			Kousis Panagiotis
30			Manos Kritikos
70			Manolis Patramanis
5			Stavrinos Kostas
			Stefanidis Thodoris
28			Xristos Tzani
95			Tsaousis Nikos
			Ognjen Mladenović

Technical & Academies staff

Head coach	Dimitris Kountardas
Academies Head coach	Grigoris Gougoulitsas
Under 17 coach	George Nonas
Academies coach	Vassilis Georgakopoulos
Academies coach	Giannis Spanoulis
General Manager	Prodromos Tsolidis

References

↑ "season 2008-09". aek.com. Retrieved 15 June 2014.

AEK Athens

Founded in April 13, 1924 Based in Nea Filadelfeia

Professional departments	A.E.K. F.C. A.E.K. B.C.

Amateur departments	A.E.K. V.C. AEK Women's Volleyball Club A.E.K. H.C. A.E.K. Futsal

Facilities	Nikos Goumas Stadium (historic) Georgios Moschos Indoor Hall (historic) Athens Olympic Stadium Hagia Sophia Stadium (under construction) Galatsi Olympic Hall OPAP Sports Center

Athletes	Football Basketball

Supporters	Original 21

Rivalries	Olympiacos rivalry Panathinaikos rivalry P.A.O.K. rivalry

Related	Double-headed eagle Byzantine Empire

Hellenic Futsal Premiere League · 2014–15

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