About Olympiacos FC

Olympiacos FC is a professional football club based in Piraeus, Greece, founded in 1925. It was created through the merger of local clubs and quickly became one of the most important teams in the country. The club’s identity is closely linked to its port-city roots and its emblem, inspired by the ancient Olympic Games, reflecting ideals of strength and competition.

Olympiacos is the most successful club in Greek football history, holding records for league titles, domestic cups, and overall trophies. The team has won dozens of national championships and has often dominated the domestic scene, especially in long periods of sustained success. It is also one of the most popular clubs in Greece, with a large fan base and strong rivalries, particularly with Panathinaikos in the famous “Derby of the Eternal Enemies.”

On the international stage, Olympiacos has been the most successful Greek club in European competitions. The club made history by winning the UEFA Europa Conference League in the 2023–24 season, becoming the first Greek team to claim a major European trophy. This achievement further strengthened its reputation as the leading representative of Greek football in Europe.