Dimitris Giannakopoulos, owner of the Panathinaikos, will not be able to go to any Greece pavilion in the next 10 months. It is part of the sanction received by the incidents that he starred before the second match of the Greek League final against Olympiacos. It has also been fined with 20,000 euros.
The sanction will immediately enter into force, with what, In theory, Giannakopoulos will not be able to be this Friday at OakaPavilion of the Panathinaikos where the third meeting of the final will be played, which marches 1-1.
The series will resume after the owners of the two contestant teams were cited to A talk with the Deputy Minister of Sports of Greece, Giannis Vrousis. Both Giannakopoulos and the Angelopoulos brothers, owner of the Olympiacos, came separately so as not to be seen.
The sanctions do not remain only in the president of the Panathinaikos. The club will have to pay 44,000 euros by the incidents caused by its leader; The coach Ergin Ataman has been fined 5,000 euros for his statements after the second parties; and Kostas Sloukas must pay 11,000 euros for misconduct against a referee. Mathias Lessort and Ioannis Papopetrou, who were also involved, were acquitted.
