Nikos Moulatsiotis

Nikos Moulatsiotis (Greek: Νίκος Μουλατσιώτης) is a Greek footballer (soccer player) and a coach. He played in the 1970s in the First and Second Divisions with Kalamata and Panachaiki.

Club career

Nikos Moulatsiotis was born in Kalamata, in which he began his soccer career in 1970. He became basic and in 1972 he took the Second Division championship. In the 1972–73 season, he was elevated to the first division. At the end of the season, Kalamata was relegated but in 1974, once again he took the title and the entry from the Second Division. He played for another season at the highest division and once again to the second.

Moulatsiotis remained in the club of his family for another two seasons, but did not try to re-enter the first division but entered the Third Division instead. In 1977, he traded to Panachaiki in which he tried with other players in Kalamata which played for three seasons with success. Later on, he ended his career in Kalamata.

When he finished playing soccer, he became a coach for different clubs in the Messinia FCA. His important success was when his player presented into the ice of Asteras Arfara between 2006 and 2008 in which it tried to finish in 6th and 7th place in the Fourth Division. In 2000, he coached again with Asteras and won the Messinia Cup.

Career

Player statistics[1]
Years Clubs Points Goals
from 1972 Kalamata Second Division
1972-73 Kalamta FC 16 2
1973-74 Kalamata FC Second Division
1974-75 Kalamata FC 30 0
1975 ως 1977 Kalamata FC Second Division
1977-78 Panachaiki 16 0
1978-79 Panachaiki 18 0
1979-80 Panachaiki 11 0
1980-; Kalamata FC
TOTAL First Division 91 2
TOTAL Second Division

Coach roles
  • Asteras Arfara: 2000, 2006–2008
  • Panionios Kalamata: 2008-09
  • Methoni FC: 2009-10

Titles
  • Second Division Championship: (2): 1972, 1974 (as a player)
  • Messinia Cup: 2000 (as a coach)

References
  1. "Greece - Final Tables 1959-1999". RSSSF. Retrieved 6 March 2018.

https://www.rsssf.org/tablesg/grkhist.html

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