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Founded: 1925 Club colors: Red / White Home stadium: Karaiskakis Stadium Previous participations: 2 Achievements: 46 x Greek champion, 28 x Greek Cup winner Famous players: Rivaldo, Christian Karembeu, Predrag Djordjevic, Antonios Nikopolidis, Lajos Detari ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ The city Piraeus with its approx. 185,000 inhabitants is a lively city and, as the largest port in Greece with all the typical characteristics of a huge maritime and commercial/industrial centre, an integral part of the metropolis of Athens with its approx. 4.5 million inhabitants. Piraeus is a sports city and is characterised by the polysports club Olympiacos. The red and white club colours are omnipresent, whether in graffiti around the Karaiskakis football stadium or the Peace and Friendship Stadium, where the basketball team plays its home games. The Olympiacos volleyball and water polo teams are also among Europe's elite. The club After 2022, the U19 team of the most successful Greek football team with 46 championship titles will be visiting GESA for the second time. The club with the historic name "Olympiacos Club of Sports Friends of Piraeus" was founded in 1925 and in the annals its club colours "red" symbolise the pathos of victory and "white" purity and noble competition. As a club of ordinary workers, Olympiacos is fervently supported by its fans and has been nicknamed "Thrylos" (legend). The 2:1 victory over FC Santos, Pelé's unbeaten team in 1961, became legendary and is still sung about in the club anthem today. Olympiacos' home ground, the 32,115-capacity Karaiskakis Stadium, is regarded as a cauldron among Europe's sporting arenas. In its most successful season in 1998/99, Thrylos narrowly and unfortunately missed out on reaching the UEFA Champions League semi-finals against Juventus Turin. This was followed by major European victories against top clubs such as Arsenal London, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Juventus Turin and AC Milan. Famous players have worn and continue to wear the red and white stripes, such as Lajos Detari (1988-90), Oleg Protasov (1990-94), Giovanni (1999-2005), Christian Karembeu (2001-04, currently sporting director), Rivaldo (2004-07), Eric Abidal (2014), Esteban Cambiasso (2015-17), Marcelo (2023) and James Rodriguez (2023). In the current season, Olympiacos is once again competing for the Greek championship and is playing in the UEFA Conference League. In keeping with the club logo (laurel-wreathed youth), the academy is of particular importance. The club decided to merge the entire youth and professional departments under one roof. This resulted in the modern "Rentis Training Centre" in 2010, which is the envy of many other major clubs. A delegation from our OC was able to gain an impressive insight into this during a visit in 2022. The U19 team won the Greek championship last season and will play successfully at international level in the UEFA Youth League (U19 Champions League) in 2023-24. Olympiacos played some refreshing football at our last tournament and narrowly missed out on a place in the final in a penalty shoot-out (5:6 against Club America). Some of the talents in this team have made the leap to the 2nd and 1st teams and play for the Greek junior national team. We will continue to follow their careers with great interest.