Theodoros Vlachos, the head coach of Olympiacos and the Greek national team, is the man behind the Greek upturn in the water polo world.
During his years spent in the pool, Vlachos won numerous titles with Olympiacos and achieved good results while playing for the Greek National Team.
After retirement, he became an assistant coach, then the head coach of Olympiacos in 2011.
One of the greatest achievements in his coaching career was the 2018 Champions League title in Genoa, where Olympiacos beat Pro Recco in the final game. In 2019, Olympiacos didn’t retain the European title, but it reached the final, and was defeated by Ferencvaros after a penalty shootout.
This year in Budapest, Vlachos managed to clinch the seventh place with his Greek national Team against Russia.
Vlacho’s Timeless 7
GOALKEEPER - Josip Pavic (CRO) | Capt.
CENTER BACK - Aleksandar Ivovic (MNE)
CENTER FORWARD - Igor Hinic (CRO)
LEFT SIDE - Tamas Kasas (HUN)
LEFT SIDE - Sandro Sukno (CRO)
RIGHT SIDE - Tibor Benedek (HUN)
RIGHT SIDE - Filip Filipovic (SRB)
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