Olympiacos marked a landmark moment in the club’s illustrious history with a vibrant celebration after clinching their 48th Greek championship title, following a thrilling 4–2 victory over PAOK.
The festivities unfolded at the Georgios Karaiskakis Stadium, where thousands of passionate fans filled the stands to honour the latest triumph of Greece’s most decorated football club.
The title holds special significance as it coincides with the club’s centenary year, adding emotional weight to the occasion for both fans and the Olympiacos organisation.
Club president Vangelis Marinakis addressed the crowd during the celebrations, visibly moved by the achievement. “We continue to dream,” he declared, praising the club’s academy system and its role in nurturing future stars. Marinakis made a point of highlighting young talents like Mouzakitis and Kostoulas, who have broken into the first team, and emphasised the club’s long-term vision, including the imminent opening of a new Olympiacos museum—set to be one of the most advanced football museums in Europe.
Before the trophy presentation, fans created a mesmerising scene with LED wristbands illuminating the stadium in unison, adding to the electric atmosphere. As each player was introduced to the crowd, the loudest cheers were reserved for the young academy graduates and head coach José Luis Mendilibar, whose leadership has been instrumental in the team’s success.
Veteran defender Panagiotis Retsos received a particularly warm reception, with fans chanting “Retso psychara, Olympiacara,” reflecting his deep connection with the club.
The night climaxed with a dazzling fireworks display and a chorus of beloved chants including “My Piraeus, my Piraeus” and “Ole Ole Ole,” echoing through the stadium as players and supporters celebrated together in a joyful, unified spectacle.
This 48th title cements Olympiacos’ dominance in Greek football and offers a clear sign that the club is already looking ahead—to even greater ambitions both domestically and in Europe.
(Source: To Vima)
