The 23-year goalkeeper of the national team of Greece and Olympiakos won a five-fold win from the Tigers, which became the most expensive addition in the history of the club.
English Gallicians have completed their transfer by signing 23-year-old Greek goalkeeper Konstantinos Tsolakis, who arrived from Olympiakos in Paris. Gravets signed a long-term contract with the club, with insurance for five years.
Although the parties do not officially disclose financial details, it is important that the transfer amount is approximately 20 million pounds sterling plus additional bonuses. This transfer sets a new absolute transfer record for Gall City. The previous achievement was as much as ten years since 2016, when the Tigers paid ?13 million for Tottenham loanee Ryan Mason.
Before moving to England, Tsolakis spent his entire career in the Olympiakos system. Since his debut in 2020, the talented goalkeeper has won 131 matches for the team and won all the prestigious trophies. Among his main achievements are the titles of the champion of the Greek Super League, as well as the historic triumph of the UEFA Conference League for the 2023-24 season.
Successes on the club level have not gone unnoticed by the coaching staff of the national team. Just a month after his European Cup success with Olympiakos, Tsolakis made his debut for the Greek team in a match against Malta. In fact, he already has nine fights for the national team.
The footballer himself doesn’t want his burial during the transition, but he wants to show himself in the Foggy Albion.
" In Olympiakos I have a successful career, winning the Conference League title, championship and cup, as well as taking part in the European Cup and Champions League.
Gall Networks - it's something else, because we're playing in the Premier League. We have to fight against the most extreme enemies, so that’s why it’s important for me. I feel like we're cooking. I give everything I have every day in training to help our team achieve their goals.
I'm in England for the sake of it. I want to move to the Gall City, because the Premier League is the greatest price,” Tsolakis shared his emotions.
Guess what, it became known earlier that Gall Cities had picked up the Japanese collection of Sporting.