Basketball in Greece - Successes of The Pro Club Teams

Successes of The Pro Club Teams

Greek men's professional basketball teams have a total of 24 appearances in the finals of European cup competitions, of which they have won a total of 15 championships. One of the achievements of Greece are the victories of Panathinaikos Athens (1996, 2000, 2002, 2007, 2009, 2011) and Olympiacos Piraeus (1997) in the finals of the men's Euroleague competition. Panathinaikos Athens also won the international World Cup for Champion Clubs competition in the year 1996.

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