Relationships With Other Clubs
A.E.K. F.C. has links with many football clubs in Greece and in other countries where Greek immigrants live, for example A.E.K. London Ontario and A.E.K. Olympians F.C. in Canada, A.E.K. Waverley Wanderers SC in Australia,A.E.K. Beloiannisz in Hungary, A.E.K. Archaggelou, A.E.K. Chanion, A.E.K. Argous,A.E.K. Kouklion, A.E.K. Patron, A.E.K. Kalamatas, A.E.K. Kavalas, A.E.K. Agiou Konstantinou, A.E.K. Tripolis and A.E.K. Katsaba Iraklion in Greece. The club also has a football academy in collaboration with Bankstown Berries F.C. in Sydney.
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