Olympiakos Nicosia - Former Players

Former Players

See also category: Olympiakos Nicosia players

Albania

Arjan Beqaj (2010)
Isli Hidi (2011)

Algeria

/ Ahmed Aït Ouarab (2008–09)

Angola

Dédé (2010–11)
Eldon Maquemba (2008)

Argentina

Mariano Corsico (2008)
Agustín De La Canal (2007)
Gonzalo Martín De Porras (2007)
Silvio Augusto González (2007)
Emerson Panigutti (2006–08)
Lucas Rodriguez Pagano (2007–08)

Armenia

Romik Khachatryan (2000–02), (2003–04)

Australia

Adam Foti (2008)

Bosnia

Delimir Bajić (2011–2012)
Adnan Guso (2008)
/ Esad Razic (2009)

Brazil

/ Alexandré Pölking (2006–07)
Marco Aurélio (2011–12)
Brasília (2010)
Fernando de Abreu (2010)
Leonardo de Oliveira (2007–08)
Paulinho (2010–2012)
Rodrigo Ribeiro (2010–11)

Bulgaria

Kostadin Bashov (2009)
Georgi Kakalov (2010)
Yordan Linkov (2008–09)
Kiril Mihaylov (2008)

Cape Verde

Paulo Pina (2010–2012)

Democratic Republic of the Congo

/ Fabrice Lokembo-Lokaso (2007)
Jeff Tutuana (2009–10)

Cameroon

Serge Honi (1999–00)
Emmanuel Kenmogne (2010–2012)

Cyprus

Andreas Alcibiades (2007–11)
Aristos Aristokleous (2000–02)
Demetris Assiotis (1987–92), (1998–03)
Marios Charalambous (2000–02)
Costas Costa (2000–02)
Demetris Daskalakis (2009–10)
Christos Efthymiou (2006–10)
Costas Elia (2003)
Filippos Filippou (2002–06)
Evagoras Hadjifrangiskou (2009–10)
Demetris Ioannou (2001)
Georgios Kolokoudias (2009–10)
Stelios Longras (2009–10)
Costas Malekkos (2005–07)
Andreas Melanarkitis (2002–04)
Andreas Mavris (2006)
Marios Neophytou (2009)
Giorgos Nicolaou (2006–07)
Marios Nicolaou (2007)
Nikolas Nicolaou (2001–08)
Nikos Nicolaou (2005–08)
Stelios Okkarides (2009–10)
Antonis Panagi (2008–09)
Feidias Panayiotou (2006–08)
Panayiotis Panayiotou (2010–11)
Makis Papaioannou (2006–08)
Nicos Papavasiliou (2002)
Giorgos Pelagias (2000–06)
Alexis Pittas (2005–08)
Panayiotis Spyrou (2002–05)
Demetris Stylianou (2004), (2006–08)
Loukas Stylianou (2003–06)
Marios Themistokleous (1995–97), (1999–04), (2005–07), (2009–10)
Simos Tsiakkas (2007–09)
Yiannis Xipolitas

Czech Republic

Pavel Veleba (2008)

England

Greg Moffatt (1983–??)

France

Youness Bengelloun (2008–09)
Guillaume Beuzelin (2010)
/ Boris Deugoué (2007–08)
/ Alioune Touré (2009)

Finland

Iiro Aalto (2007–08)

Georgia

Soso Chedia (1993–96)
Kakhaber Kacharava (1992–94)

Germany

Heiner Backhaus (2009–10)
Ronny Kockel (2005–06)
Mustafa Kučuković (2012)
/ Paulo Rink (2003–06)

Greece

Angelos Digozis (2002–03)
Dimitris Rizos (2010)
Stelios Sfakianakis (2004–05)

Guinea-Bissau

Braíma Injai (2007–08)

Hungary

Barnabás Sztipánovics (2003–04)

Iran

/ Ferydoon Zandi (2008)

Latvia

Andrejs Pavlovs (2011–2012)

Lithuania

Ernestas Šetkus (2010–2012)

The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia

Ǵorǵi Hristov (2007)

Mali

Mamadi Berthe (2008)

Montenegro

Miloš Radanović (2006–07)

Mozambique

Carlos Fumo (2009–10)

Peru

Paco Bazán (2007)

Poland

Zbigniew Grzybowski (2007–08)

Portugal

Carlos André (2010–2012)
David Caiado (2010–2012)
Hugo Coelho (2007–08)
Hugo Machado (2006–08)
Carlos Marques (2012)
Ivo Afonso (2006–07), (2008)
Ivo Damas (2008)
João Paulo (2010–11)
José Manuel Chevela (2008)
Hélder Sousa (2010–2012)
José Sousa (2008)
/ Júnior (2010–11)
/ Laurindo Tavares (2008–09)
Pedras (2009–10)
Ricardo Nunes (2010)
Tiago Carneiro (2007), (2008)
Vítor Pereira (2008–09)

Romania

Aurel Ţicleanu (1989–90)

Russia

Gennady Korkin (1993–94)

Senegal

Salif Keita (2008)
Moussa Koita (2011–2012)

Serbia

Slaviša Čula (2000–01)
Milenko Đedović (2001–03)
Petar Đenić (2006–08)
Siniša Gogić (2001)
Vesko Mihajlović (1996)
Nenad Mirosavljević (2011–2012)
Dejan Rusmir (2012)
Nenad Stavric

Slovakia

Jozef Kožlej (2001–03), (2009)

Slovenia

Saša Gajser (2002–03)
Stanislav Kuzma (2009)
Miran Pavlin (2003–04)
Marko Simeunovič (2002–05)

Spain

Pablo Amo (2011)

Uruguay

Edgardo Adinolfi (2006–07)

Venezuela

Fernando de Ornelas (2004–05)
Cesar Alberto Castro (2011)

Zambia

January Zyambo (2004–05)

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