Telekom Center Athens: OAKA Arena Gets New Name Through Five-Year Sponsorship

OAKA Arena will officially change its name and will be called Telekom Center Athens for the next five years.

In one of the biggest commercial deals in Greek sports, Panathinaikos has agreed to a partnership with COSMOTE TELEKOM until 2030.

In this way, the former OAKA Arena will become one of the sports venues under the Telekom brand, similar to the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, and Telekom Dome in Bonn.

This season, Panathinaikos has made significant changes to their team, bringing in T.J. Shorts and Richaun Holmes, who will try to help them return to the top of Europe and win the EuroLeague again.

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