Changes to the attacking line at Panathinaikos! Here is the name set to leave...
It has been suggested that there will be changes to the attacking line next season at Panathinaikos, managed by Fatih Terim.
It is claimed that Fatih Terim, the head coach of Panathinaikos, is planning changes to the attacking line for the upcoming season.
According to Ntvspor, citing the Greek sports website Sport Dog, Terim is expected to make changes, particularly in the attacking line. It was emphasized that Panathinaikos currently has 3 strikers, and that Fotis Ioannidis has increased his performance upon returning from injury, showing good form by scoring 2 goals in the 3-1 victory over Olympiakos. It was stated that many teams, primarily Stuttgart, are showing interest in Fotis Ioannidis.
The report stated that an offer of 15 million Euros has arrived from Germany for the 24-year-old striker, and that Panathinaikos may approve the transfer if this offer is increased to 20 million Euros. While the situation regarding Fotis Ioannidis for next season remains uncertain, it was emphasized that the possibility of departure is higher for the team's other striker, Andraz Sporar. The report stated that Panathinaikos is not keen on keeping Sporar in the team and that Fatih Terim does not consider Sporar among his first choices.
On the other hand, it was stated that the performance of Panathinaikos' Swedish striker Alexander Jeremejeff has been more positive and that his contract will expire in 2025. It was noted that the contribution Jeremejeff has made coming off the bench is appreciated and that extending the player's contract is on the agenda.
News Source: 12punto
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