Ioannis Fountoulis has been one of the „trademarks “ of Greek water polo in the last several years.
He was an important part of all the successes of the Greek national team in the past decade, including the Olympic silver medal in Tokyo, two bronzes at the World Championships, etc.
This year, Fountoulis led Greece, as a captain, to the team’s biggest success at the World Championships. The Greeks won silver in Fukuoka.
For most of his career, Ioannis has played for Olympiacos. He won the 2018 Champions League and earned two silver medals (in 2015 and 2019) playing for Olympiacos, as well as a silver medal with Ferencvaros at the Final Eight in 2021.
+1 Pts | Konstantinos Genidounias (GRE)
Greek National Team Player. Club: Olympiacos. Position: Attacker.
Genidounias played his best competition with the National team of Greece so far, and he helped his team to reach the final in Fukuoka. He is one of the best and most dangerous shooters in the world, but he also has the ability to make his teammates better.
+2 Pts | Alvaro Granados (ESP)
Spanish National Team Player. Club: Novi Beograd. Position: Driver.
Granados is a charismatic scorer. He proved that again both with Novi Beograd and with the National team of Spain in every competition he took part in. With such a quality, he definitely deserves a place in the Top 5
+3 Pts | Emmanouil Zerdevas (GRE)
Greek National Player. Club: Olympiacos. Position Goalkeeper.
Every team that aims high should have a top-class goalkeeper. Zerdevas proved that by winning the silver medal in the World Championship with Greece while he was voted the best goalkeeper in the tournament.
+4 Pts | Felipe Perrone (ESP)
Spanish National Team Player. Club: Barceloneta. Position: Driver
He is the perfect example that the age is just a number. Perrone plays better and better every year; his vision of the game is incredible. Under his leadership, Barceloneta and the National team of Spain play such a wonderful water polo.
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