Jorgos Sideris

Jorgos Sideris
Γιώργος Σιδέρης
Data i miejsce urodzenia

5 kwietnia 1938
Pireus

Pozycja

napastnik

Kariera seniorska
LataKlubWyst.Gole
1956–1959Atromitos Ateny
1959–1970Olympiakos SFP283(227)
1970–1971Royal Antwerp FC25(7)
1971–1972Olympiakos SFP2(2)
Kariera reprezentacyjna
LataReprezentacjaWyst.Gole
1958–1969 Grecja28(14)

Jorgos Sideris (gr. Γιώργος Σιδέρης, ur. 5 kwietnia 1938 w Pireusie) – piłkarz grecki grający na pozycji napastnika. W swojej karierze rozegrał 28 meczów w reprezentacji Grecji i strzelił w nich 14 goli.

Kariera klubowa

Swoją karierę piłkarską Sideris rozpoczął w klubie Atromitos Ateny. Grał w nim w latach 1956-1959. Następnie przeszedł do Olympiakosu SFP z Pireusu i zadebiutował w nim w nowo powstałej lidze greckiej. Wraz z Olympiakosem wywalczył dwa tytuły mistrza Grecji w sezonach 1965/1966 i 1966/1967. W swojej karierze czterokrotnie zdobywał Puchar Grecji w latach 1960, 1963, 1965 i 1968. W sezonie 1964/1965 z 29 strzelonymi golami został królem strzelców greckiej ligi. Osiągnięcie to powtórzył również w sezonie 1966/1967 (zdobył w nim 22 bramki) i w sezonie 1968/1969 (35 bramek). W Olympiakosie grał do końca sezonu 1969/1970.

W 1970 roku Sideris wyjechał do Belgii i przez rok grał w klubie Royal Antwerp FC. W 1971 roku wrócił do Grecji, do Olympiakosu. Rozegrał w nim 2 mecze i po sezonie 1971/1972 zakończył karierę piłkarską.

Kariera reprezentacyjna

W reprezentacji Grecji Sideris zadebiutował 3 grudnia 1958 roku w zremisowanym 1:1 spotkaniu eliminacji do Euro 60 z Francją. W swojej karierze grał też w eliminacjach do MŚ 1962, MŚ 1966, Euro 68 i MŚ 1970. Od 1958 do 1969 roku rozegrał w kadrze narodowej 28 spotkań, w których zdobył 14 bramek.

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