Ionikos F.C. - Notable Former Managers & Players

Notable Former Managers & Players

Former Managers

  • Oleg Blokhin, Oleg has been one of the most important manager in the club's history(seasons 1994–97, 2nd half of season 1999-00 and 2nd half of season 2001–02)
  • Jacek Gmoch, Jacek has been one of the most important manager in the club's history because with him, Ionikos FC participants in 1999-00.


Former Players

  • 1980-90
  • Kostas Kottakis
  • Michalis Grimbilas
  • 1990-00
  • Nikos Anastopoulos
  • Giannis Xanthopoulos
  • Nikos Tsiantakis
  • Petros Michos
  • Theodoros Pahatouridis
  • Christos Michail
  • Michalis Ziogas
  • Giorgos Daraklitsis
  • Sokratis Ofridopoulos
  • Christos Mikes
  • Nikos Froussos
  • Craig Brewster
  • Darío Muchotrigo
  • Pitso Mosimane
  • Paulinho Kobayashi
  • Duško Savić
  • Foto Strakosha
  • Mohammad Nasser Afash
  • 2000–10
  • Kostas Frantzeskos
  • Miltiadis Sapanis
  • Dimosthenis Manousakis
  • Michalis Vlachos
  • Giorgos Vourexakis
  • Angelos Digozis
  • Antonis Natsouras
  • Nikos Tsiblidis
  • Dimitris Siovas
  • Kendal Ucar
  • Arian Beqaj
  • Oliver Makor
  • King Fereira
  • Pierre Issa
  • Filipe da Costa
  • Darío Delgado
  • Benjamin Onwuachi
  • Toni Gonzalez
  • Kenji Fukuda
  • Andrejs Prohorenkovs

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