Panetolikos F.C.

History

Formation and early years

Panetolikos was founded on Tuesday 9 March 1926 with the purpose, as stated in its statutes: "The development and intensification of Gymnastic and Racing, The -ETHIC- supervision and the possible after-school education of minors, through childhood and EASTERN or Sunday schools". People had the idea of creating the club they did the act: "Healthy mind in a healthy body". The unprecedented thought and goal of the founders, to provide education to the needy children through its Night Schools, added in its title the word "Educational Educator" and became an example to imitate all the Associations in Greece. Beyond sports, his social offer was enormous in very difficult times. Hundreds of poor children learned letters at Night Schools that worked and cared for themselves in society. This athletico-social organization has written glory pages for Agrinio. Sections of classic sports, volleyball, basketball, shooting, etc. were created although its football team was the one loved by Aetolians and Akarnans.

In the season 1954–55, Panetolikos participated for the first time in his history at the Pan-Hellenic Championship, as the club finished in the first position of the southern group of the regional championship as one of the six teams that took part in his final stage. In the 1960s, Panetolikos played in the Second National Championship and after relegation to the local (1972), he returned dynamically. In the spring of 1975 celebrates the rise to Alpha Ethniki. Panetolikos fought two seasons (1975–1977) and followed an unsuccessful return attempt. It followed for about twenty years where it was in the smallest category to return to the period 1975–76. In the first class, Panetolikos remained in the following year (1976–77), but then returned to the lower classes where the club remained for more than 30 years. Seven years later, Panetolikos was relegated from the 2nd and in the period 1984–85, Panetolikos conquered the championship of Gamma Ethniki.

Panetolikos winning Delta Ethniki's championship in 1989, Gamma Ethniki's championship in 1992 and 1996, and one year after Panetolikos touches the dream of returning to Alpha Ethniki, which the powerful of the season deprives him. The new millennium finds him on a downward course and is relegated to Delta Ethniki.

Kostoulas era

In the summer of 2005, the new Greek owner Fotis Kostoulas, coming from Sweden and wanting to take the reins of the city team from which he came, presented his plans for the future of the club and followed a radical refurbishment of the stadium. More specifically, the following projects were completed by the end of 2006: new turf, construction of a shelter above the western pit, renovation of the interior (changing rooms, cafe-bar, clubs, boutique shops), construction of new newspapers and suites, On the two platforms, regeneration of the surrounding area. In addition, in 2009, a new roofed frieze was built with a capacity of about 120 distinct seats above the small east stand.

2008–09 Season: Promotion to Second Division

Panetolikos won an epic play-offs tie against fellow third-tier side Rodos to win promotion to the Beta Ethniki for the 2009–10 season. The tie was played in Athens at the Nea Smyrni Stadium, in front of full house, with 8,000 loyal fans traveling from Agrinio to support the team. After going down 1–0 early, the team staged an impressive fight back to win the game 2–1 with two goals in the last 5 minutes. Scenes of joy followed as one of the better-supported teams in rural Greece won promotion. Now in the Football League, Panetolikos continue to get terrific support, both home and away.

2010–11 Season: Promotion to the Super League

After terrific performances inside and outside Agrinio, Panetolikos won the last three critical matches (Ethnikos-Panetolikos 0–1, Panetolikos-Diagoras Rodou 3–0 and Ilioupoli-Panetolikos 2–3) and promoted to Super League. The team's 2010 performances have set new records for the Football League championship: point record (75 gathered after 34 games), away wins record (10 wins out of 23 total). Panetolikos had celebrated their promotion at home with a Friendly match against Panionios, a Super League team, on 20 May 2011.

2011–12 Season: Demotion to the Football League

After a very bad second round of results at the Super League, Panetolikos demoted to the Football League. The chairman of the club, Mr. Kostoulas after seven years, resigned from his position. After this, the whole board resigned. Most of the players left the club, said that they wanted to return to their countries, or they want to play for other teams with better contracts.

2012–13 Season: Promotion to the Super League

With Mr. Kostoulas again as a president, Panetolikos got promoted to the Super League via play-offs after six difficult games, especially the last one with Olympiacos Volos, which Panetolikos won 1–2. After the end of the game, the city of Agrinio celebrated the promotion until dawn.

2013–14 & 2014–15 Seasons

Main article: 2013–14 Panetolikos F.C. season}}The team had its most successful year so far in the First Division, finishing in the 8th place.{{cite web

2015–16 & 2016–17 Seasons

Panetolikos finished in the 11th place in 2016 as well as in 2017.

2017–18 Season

The team finished at 8th place with good performances.

Stadium

Main article: Panetolikos Stadium

Panetolikos Stadium (Greek: Γήπεδο Παναιτωλικού -Gipedo Panetolikou) is a football stadium in Agrinio, Greece. It is currently used for football matches, mainly as the home stadium of Panetolikos. It is located at Prousiotissis Street and it holds 7,500 people. Its highest attendance was 11,012 people during a match against Olympiacos in 1977. There are plans to increase the seating capacity of the stadium to 8,800 spectators. Nowadays the average attendance is 6,000.

Panetolikos Stadium has three stands. It has been used as a football ground since 1930, however, the first stand (the small one) was not constructed until the mid-1950s. The main west stand was built in the 1970s. Unfortunately, in the years that followed little else happened to the stadium, which gradually fell into disrepair. This was the situation until 2005, when the new owner of the club, Fotis Kostoulas, revealed his plans for the complete reconstruction of the stadium.

Stadium Situation: 2006–2011

The stadium features plastic seats, the club's offices, Panetolikos' boutique and coffee shops.

2006: The big stand was completely renovated, a brand new stand with a modern roof.

2010: The small stand was renovated, in the center a second level of seats with a roof was added.

2011: Works have begun after the promotion of the team to Super League in order to increase the capacity of the stadium by 1,400 seats approximately. Plus, additional lighting was added. Recently the lighting has finished, with the power of each light at 1,600 lux, which more than satisfies the Greek Super League and UEFA's 4 stars (where a team can play UEFA Champions League games) requirements.

2017: Scoreboard is added, completing the current renovation plans.

2019: Recently the Region of Western Greece has approved plans of further upgrade of the stadium, with the adding of exhibition centers, new seating stands and many other features.

Facilities

Panetolikos' training center, named "Emileon", in Municipal Apartment of Dokimi, Agrinio. Emileon, the training center that escapes from Greek standards and is approaching the European. Α real jewel, not only for the "canaries", but also for Greek sports as a whole. A jewel made by the president of Panetolikos, Fotis Kostoulas. Soccer fields, swimming pools, courts, tennis, basketball and beach volleyball create a unique place. A place that is enjoyed not only by the football players, but also by the citizens of Agrinio.

Supporters

Even though Agrinio is a small city, Panetolikos supporters known as "The Warriors" & "Guerreros" are known for their loyalty to their team. Supporters can roughly be categorized to Gate 6 which represents the most radical and young part of the team's fanbase and other fan unions which attract less radical and older Panetolikos fans. First division promotion has set in motion more Panetolikos fan clubs in Aetoloakarnania and northern Greece (Thessaloniki). Up until now, the prestigious fan clubs of the team are:

Gate 6

• 1. Warriors (Fan club in Agrinio, since 1981)
• 2. Guerreros (Fan club in Athens)
• 3. Brooklyn (Fan club in Agrinio, area of St. Demetrius) Other fan clubs
• 4. LE.FI.PA. (Club of Panetolikos Fans in Agrinio)
• 5. S.F.P (Club of Panetolikos Supporters in Agrinio)

Nicknames

Panetolikos was given the nickname The Canaries (Greek: Τα καναρίνια) in the 1960s, due to the team's colour. Panetolikos is very proud of its nickname, thus its mascot is a canary with the name PANETOS.

Panetolikos was also given the nickname Titormus, from the ancient hero.

Another nickname is Agriniotes, because the team is settled in Agrínio

21st century league performances

Honours

National (7)

• Football League (Second Division)
  • Championships (2): 1974–75, 2010–11
• Gamma Ethniki (Third Division)
  • Championships (3): 1984–85, 1991–92, 1995–96
• Delta Ethniki (Fourth Division)
  • Championships (2): 1988–89, 2003―04

Regional (2)

• Mainland Greece Championship
  • Championship (1): 1955
• Youth Team, South Greece championship, 2nd and 3rd National Division
  • Championship (1): 2007

Crest and colours

Panetolikos crest depicts Titormus, the ancient hero of Aetolia. The club's motto (also depicted on the crest) is Τίτορμος Αιτωλός Ούτος Άλλος Ηρακλής, translated as Titormus the Aetolian is another Heracles. The colours of the team are yellow and blue or cyan.

Crest evolution

File:Panetolikos F.C. logo.png|2009-2016 File:Panetolikos_new_emblem.png|2016–present

Kit manufacturers and shirt sponsors

Current sponsorships:

• Great Shirt Sponsor: Novibet
• Official Sport Clothing Manufacturer: Erreà
• Golden Sponsor: Interwetten

Players

Current squad

Out on loan

Club staff

League performances

• ''Point system: 1959–60 to 1972–73: 3–2–1. 1973–74 to 1991–92: 2–1–0. 1992–93 onwards: '''3–1–0'''''.

League Participation

• Super League Greece (13): 1975–1977, 2011–2012, 2013–present
• Football League (30): 1962–1972, 1973–1975, 1977–1984, 1985–1987, 1992–1993, 1996–2001, 2009–2011, 2012–2013
• Gamma Ethniki (15): 1972–1973, 1984–1985, 1987–1988, 1989–1992, 1993–1996, 2001–2002, 2004–2009
• Delta Ethniki (3): 1988–1989, 2002–2004

Notable former players

File:Davidaddy31.JPG|David Addy File:Charisteas 2008.jpg|Angelos Charisteas File:Dimitrios Papadopoulos 2009.JPG|Dimitrios Papadopoulos

;Albania

• AlbaniaGRE Pavli Vangjeli
• Albania Mario Gurma
• AlbaniaGRE Simon Rrumbullaku
• AlbaniaGRE Enea Mihaj
• Albania Redon Bryshlli
• Albania Aurel Demo
• Albania Roni Karai
• Albania Kristo Koka
• AlbaniaGRE Angelo Muka
• AlbaniaGRE Jurgen Lleshi
• Albania Fialbi Lleshi
• AlbaniaGRE Deivid Hoxha
• AlbaniaGRE Adriano Bregou ;Algeria
• AlgeriaFRACongo Raïs M'Bolhi
• AlgeriaEngland Aymen Tahar ;Argentina
• Argentina Daniel Roberto Gil
• ArgentinaITA Lucas de Francesco
• ArgentinaItaly Bruno Martelotto
• ArgentinaITA Lucas Favalli
• ArgentinaITA Mauro Poy
• ArgentinaPortugal Nicolás Martínez
• ArgentinaParaguay Fernando Godoy
• ArgentinaITA Sebastian Rusculleda
• ArgentinaParaguayGreece Lucas Villafáñez
• Argentina Emiliano Romero
• Argentina Osmar Ferreyra
• ArgentinaITA Emmanuel Ledesma
• Argentina Fabian Muñoz
• ArgentinaITA Federico Bravo
• Argentina Kevin Itabel
• ArgentinaPoland Franco Mazurek
• Argentina Nicolás Maná
• ArgentinaITA Adrián Lucero
• ArgentinaITA Luciano Balbi
• Argentina Juan Álvarez
• Argentina Javier Mendoza
• Argentina Elías Pereyra
• ArgentinaITA Joaquín Arzura
• ArgentinaITA Nicolás Mazzola
• ArgentinaITA Braian Lluy
• ArgentinaITA Diego Rodríguez
• ArgentinaITA Franco Baldassarra
• Argentina Bruno Duarte
• ArgentinaESP Pedro Silva Torrejón
• Argentina Facundo Pérez
• Argentina Lucas Chaves
• Argentina Sebastián Lomonaco ;Australia
• AustraliaGRE Michael Valkanis ;Austria
• Austria Christopher Knett ;Belarus
• Belarus Vadim Narushevich
• Belarus Maksim Shcherbin
• Belarus Illya Aleksiyevich ;Belgium
• BelgiumNED Wouter Corstjens
• BELDR Congo Patrick Dimbala ;Benin
• BeninFrance Rudy Gestede ;Bolivia
• Bolivia Diego Bejarano
• Bolivia Danny Bejarano
• Bolivia Jeyson Chura ;Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Bosnia and HerzegovinaSerbia Simo Krunić
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Emir Hadžić
• Bosnia and HerzegovinaSerbia Branislav Nikić
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Edin Cocalić
• Bosnia and Herzegovina Jasmin Čeliković ;Brazil
• Brazil Fabricio Rogerio
• Brazil Rodriguez Ademar
• Brazil Giovanni Pedrini
• Brazil Luiz Carlos Dacroce
• Brazil André Rocha
• BrazilGRE Júnior
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• BrazilPOR Farley Vieira Rosa
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• BrazilITA Arghus
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• BRAITA Vanderson
• BRAARGITA Lenny Lobato ;Bulgaria
• Bulgaria Efremov
• Bulgaria Vlatko Kolev
• Bulgaria Stanislav Stoyanov
• Bulgaria Hristo Yanev
• BULGRE Giorgos Manthatis ;Burkina Faso
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• CanadaJamaicaBarbados Derek Cornelius ;Colombia
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• Colombia Luis Mosquera
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• Colombia Andrés Roa ;Congo
• Republic of the CongoFRA Delvin N'Dinga ;Croatia
• CROSRB Saša Jelovac
• CRO Mario Budimir
• CROGER Igor Jovanović
• CROAUS Antonio Jakoliš
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• CYP Nikolas Konstantinou
• CYP Christos Sielis
• CYP Giannis Satsias ;DR Congo
• DRCGER Wilson Kamavuaka ;Egypt
• EGY Amr Warda ;England
• ENGGRE Michalis Banias
• ENG Jason Blunt
• ENGSaint Kitts and Nevis Febian Brandy
• ENG Javan Vidal ;France
• FRACMR William Edjenguélé
• FRA Cyril Kali
• FRAALG Florent Hanin
• FRAMTQ Wilfried Dalmat
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• FRAGDL Johan Martial
• FRA Anthony Mounier
• FRAPOR Fabien Antunes
• FRACMR Franck-Yves Bambock
• FRADRC Béni Nkololo ;Gambia
• GambiaENG Cherno Samba ;Georgia
• GEO Giorgi Kikava
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• GHA David Addy ;Greece
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• GRE Vangelis Moras
• GREBUL Hussein Mumin
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• GRE Marios Oikonomou
• GRE Epaminondas Pantelakis
• GRE Thanasis Paleologos
• GRE Anastasios Papazoglou
• GRE Alexandros Parras
• GRE Giannis Pasas
• GRE Giorgos Poniros
• GRE Georgios Simos
• GREGER Stelios Sfakianakis
• GRE Giorgos Smiltos
• GRE Manolis Stefanakos
• GRE Antonis Stergiakis
• GRE Giannis Takidis
• GREGHASLE Andrews Tetteh
• GREGER Giorgos Theodoridis
• GRE Dimitris Theodoropoulos
• GRE Dionysis Tsamis
• GRE Angelos Tsingaras
• GRE Tasos Tsokanis
• GRE Manolis Tzanakakis
• GRE Stathis Vasiloudis
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• GRE Nikos Vergos
• GRE Alexandros Voilis
• GRE Giorgos Xenitidis
• GRE Alexandros Zeris
• GRE Panagiotis Zorbas
• GRE Petros Zouroudis ;Guinea-Bissau
• Guinea BissauPOR Mimito ;Honduras
• Honduras Deybi Flores ;Hungary
• HungarySerbia Tibor Szabó ;Iran
• Iran Mohammad Reza Azadi ;Italy
• ItalyGREGER Luigi Cennamo
• Italy Ivan Varone ;Ivory Coast
• Ivory CoastFrance Kanga Akalé
• Ivory CoastFrance Marc-Éric Gueï
• Ivory Coast Nadrey Dago ;Jordan
• JORGRE Christos Al-Obisat ;Lebanon
• LebanonESPMexico Daniel Lajud ;Liberia
• Liberia George Gebro
• LiberiaSweden Dulee Johnson ;Mexico
• MexicoESP Paolo Medina ;Montenegro
• Montenegro Nemanja Vuković
• Montenegro Davor Jakovljević
• Montenegro Srđan Blažić ;Morocco
• Morocco Jamal Achannah ;Mozambique
• MozambiquePortugal Manuel Lopes
• Mozambique Clésio ;Netherlands
• NetherlandsSuriname Leandro Kappel ;Nigeria
• Nigeria Benjamin Onwuachi
• NigeriaSweden Abiola Dauda
• Nigeria Afeez Nosiru ;Norway
• Norway Jarl André Storbæk ; Palestine
• PalestineGRE Saado Abdel Salam Fouflia ;Paraguay
• Paraguay José Barreto
• Paraguay Sergio Díaz ;Peru
• PERVEN Carlos Ascues ;Poland
• Poland Fabian Pawela
• Poland Jacek Kacprzak
• Poland Konrad Michalak ;Portugal
• Portugal Israel Pedro Gomes de Sousa
• Portugal Ivo Afonso
• Portugal Chiquinho
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• Portugal Tomané
• Portugal Miguel Rodrigues
• Portugal Luís Rocha
• Portugal Pedro Amaral
• Portugal Guga
• Portugal Frederico Duarte
• Portugal Hélder Barbosa
• PORGuinea Bissau Dálcio
• PortugalGuinea Bissau João Pedro
• Portugal Miguel Luís ;Romania
• Romania Emanuel Patrascu
• Romania Florin Pripu
• Romania Costin Lazăr
• Romania Vlad Morar
• Romania Sebastian Mladen
• Romania Alexandru Mățan ;Senegal
• Senegal Samba Diarra
• SenegalFrance Samba Sow
• SenegalGuineaFrance Henri Camara
• SenegalFrance Pierre Sagna
• Senegal Youssouph Badji ;Serbia
• Serbia Mihajlo Simeunović
• Serbia Vladimir Jovanović
• Serbia Zoran Stoinović
• Serbia Boban Stojanović
• Serbia Vladimir Bogdanović
• SerbiaBUL Pavle Popara
• Serbia Dušan Jovanović
• Serbia Željko Simović
• Serbia Ljubiša Milojević
• Serbia Milan Bojović
• Serbia Luka Vucicević
• Serbia Slobodan Miletić
• SerbiaGRE Marko Markovski
• Serbia Nikola Stajić
• Serbia Andrija Majdevac
• Serbia Živko Živković
• Serbia Kosta Aleksić
• Serbia Lazar Kojić ;Sierra Leone
• Sierra Leone Alhassan Kamara
• Sierra LeoneSWE Jonathan Morsay ;Slovakia
• SlovakiaSenegal Mouhamadou Seye
• Slovakia Peter Doležaj ;Slovenia
• Slovenia Gregor Režonja
• Slovenia Dejan Božicić
• Slovenia Žiga Kljajič
• Slovenia Mitja Mörec
• SloveniaGreece Mirnes Šišić ;Spain
• SpainGermany Kevin Ulbrich
• Spain Kevin
• Spain Álvaro Rey
• Spain Joan Román
• Spain Jesús Fernández
• Spain Fermín Ruiz
• Spain Unai García
• SpainCuba Christian Manrique
• Spain Diego Esteban ;Sweden
• Sweden Johan Wallinder
• Sweden Jonas Bylund
• Sweden Jonas Forsberg
• SwedenMaliFIN Demba Traoré
• Sweden Jonas Pelgander
• Sweden Sebastian Eriksson
• SwedenBIH Admir Bajrovic
• Sweden Rasmus Sjöstedt
• Sweden Johan Mårtensson
• Sweden Jacob Une Larsson
• Sweden Gustav Granath ;Switzerland
• SUIITA Giuseppe Aquaro
• SwitzerlandESP Damian Bellón ;Turkey
• TurkeyGRE Deniz Baykara ;Ukraine
• UKR Yevhen Kucherenko ;United States
• USACanada Ahinga Selemani
• USANigeriaENG Gboly Ariyibi ;Uruguay
• UruguayESP Jorge Díaz ;Uzbekistan
• UzbekistanGreece Dimitrios Papadopoulos ;Venezuela
• VenezuelaESP Juanpi
• Venezuela Joel Graterol

Records and statistics

Information correct as of the match played on 22 May 2025. Bold denotes an active player for the club.

The tables refer to Panetolikos' players in Super League Greece, Greek Football Cup, Second Division Greece and Third Division Greece.

Top 10 Most Capped Players

Top 10 Goalscorers

Managerial history

• Greece Nikos Anastopoulos (2000–01)
• Cyprus Panikos Georgiou (2001)
• Serbia Dragan Simeunović (2004)
• Greece Vasilis Xanthopoulos (2004–05)
• Greece Stathis Stathopoulos (2005–06)
• Greece Lysandros Georgamlis (2006–07)
• Greece Vasilis Dalaperas (2007)
• Greece Myron Sifakis (1 July 2007 – 30 June 2008)
• Greece Christos Vasiliou (2008)
• Greece Vasilis Dalaperas (2008)
• Greece Spyros Marangos (2008)
• Greece Vasilis Xanthopoulos (2008)
• Greece Nikos Kehagias (1 July 2008 – 30 June 2009)
• Greece Vasilis Dalaperas (2009)
• Cyprus Siniša Gogić (1 July 2009 – 20 January 2010)
• Greece Giannis Dalakouras (19 January 2010 – 6 January 2011)
• Greece Babis Tennes (6 January 2011 – 9 February 2012)
• Greece Takis Lemonis (9 February 2012 – 11 April 2012)
• Greece Giannis Dalakouras (12 April 2012 – 30 June 2012)
• Greece Nikos Karageorgiou (3 July 2012 – 23 January 2013)
• Greece Makis Chavos (23 January 2013 – 18 May 2015)
• Portugal Leonel Pontes (9 June 2015 – 28 September 2015)
• Greece Giannis Matzourakis (8 October 2015 – 17 January 2017)
• Greece Makis Chavos (19 January 2017 – 7 January 2018)
• Greece Traianos Dellas (11 January 2018 – 19 April 2019)
• Portugal Luís Castro (30 May 2019 – 11 October 2019)
• Greece Makis Chavos (16 October 2019 – 28 October 2020)
• Brazil Luciano (28 October 2020 – 10 November 2020)
• Greece Traianos Dellas (10 November 2020 – 5 June 2021)
• Greece Giannis Anastasiou (10 June 2021 – 30 June 2023)
• Argentina Gabriel Schürrer (1 July 2023 – Oct 3,2023)
• Greece Giannis Petrakis (4 October 2023 – 6 October 2025)
• Greece Giannis Anastasiou (7 October 2025 – present)

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