10 Facts About Grigoris Georgatos

Grigoris Georgatos is a Greek former professional footballer who played as a left-back.

Grigoris Georgatos began his career in 1991 at Panachaiki when his skills were first noticed in the Alpha Ethniki.

Grigoris Georgatos came to the club playing as an attacking midfielder.

Grigoris Georgatos gradually impressed with his performances lifting three consecutive championships with them from 1996 to 1997, when he finished as the side's top scorer despite his defensive role.

Grigoris Georgatos settled well in Serie A, playing 28 matches and scoring 2 goals for Inter.

Grigoris Georgatos asked to return to Olympiacos, but the red-whites refused as they had just signed Stylianos Venetidis who played in the same position.

In 2006 Grigoris Georgatos expressed his intention to end his career at Olympiacos when he signed a one-year contract until July 2007, retiring at the end of the season.

Grigoris Georgatos first appeared for Greece in a Euro 1996 qualifier against San Marino in September 1995.

Grigoris Georgatos prematurely retired from international football in September 2001, following a reported dispute with coach Otto Rehhagel.

Grigoris Georgatos played 35 times and scored 3 goals in total for Greece.