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Lykogiannis lives abroad
Contrary to the unfounded scenarios that aim to put Babis Lykogiannis in the crosshairs of various Greek sides on a daily basis, the 28-year-old left-back, who is leaving Cagliari at the end of the current season, has decided to continue his career abroad.
He is 28 years old. He has been competing in the championship for 4.5 years. From the New Year, he is free to sign wherever he wants. He’s a left-back. Seductive package. Obviously, it makes Babis Lykogiannis versatile. As expected, he is fully involved in scientific scripts. So much so that even the feeling that some of the ‘big ones’ in Greece could switch to left-back in the summer transfer window has tangled incessant return rumors in recent days.
With almost daily changing goals. When for Olympiakos, when for AEK, even for Panathinaikos. Panathinaikos, for example, which has not agreed to Juankar’s demands of half a million to renew its own contract and will compete with double bids, Panathinaikos, whose salaries of all its extreme defenders, regardless of the ending, not even that reach current level. “Wolf” in Cagliari.
prisoner first. There is absolutely no intention of the international ace returning to Greece. He believes that now that his contract with the Sardinians expires in June and he has informed his club long ago that he will not be renewing it, he now offers the ideal opportunity to further develop his career to date. And this based on the existing demand, it is clear that he can do this outside the Greek borders.
prisoner second. No Greek club has caused him the slightest inconvenience. Obviously because everyone is aware of his intentions, but also more realistic based only on financial data because the case of Lykogiannis but also the estimated offers he will have from now on will not be approached by any Greek team as a left-back budget.
Third and last prisoner. With the luxury of time and alternatives, he is in no hurry to choose the next stage in his career. Constant interest from Turkish sides, mostly presented last after him (after all, the two-month-old talks with Fenerbahce are fresh without the ‘canaries’ being the only ones who have sounded out intentions), the prospect of a stay in Italy (Sampdoria, Turin) is logical and real, but not the only one.
In any case, Greece is not one of them.
Source: sport 24
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