Entity: PANATHINAIKOS
Panathinaikos is a Greek football club founded in 1908, known for its success in the Super League Greece and its historical significance in Greek football.
PANATHINAIKOS
Etymology
The name 'Panathinaikos' translates to 'Panathenaic' in English, derived from the ancient work of Isocrates Panathenaicus, praising Athenians for their democratic education and military prowess.
Definition
Panathinaikos is a renowned Greek football club established in 1908 as 'Podosfairikos Omilos Athinon' (Football Club of Athens) by Giorgos Kalafatis. It is a successful club in the Super League Greece and has never been relegated from the top division.
Historical Context
Founded over a century ago, Panathinaikos has a storied history in Greek football, with numerous achievements and a loyal fan base. The club has played a significant role in shaping the football landscape in Greece.
Cultural Significance
Panathinaikos holds cultural significance in Greece, representing athletic excellence and sporting tradition. The club's matches and achievements are celebrated by fans and enthusiasts across the country.
Related Concepts
- Super League Greece
- Greek football
- Giorgos Kalafatis
See Also
Panathinaikos refers to a prominent Greek football club with a rich history and strong presence in the sport.