He continues his strengthening with the aim of returning to the Stoiximan Super League o Ionic!
The Nice team announced his acquisition Michael Gardafskywho last season played for Asteras Tripoli, while he has also worn the jersey of PAS Ioannina.
The 33-year-old competes mainly in the midfield positions, but he can also respond on the flanks. With the Arkades, he made a total of 21 appearances with one goal in 1,037 minutes of participation.
The Ionian’s announcement:
“PAE Ionikos is pleased to announce the start of its collaboration with Michael Gardafski.
The new footballer in our team is 33 years old, of German origin, plays as a winger and has rich experience from the German, Polish and Greek leagues.
He started his career from the great academies of Cologne, while he even signed a professional contract with the first team. Carl Zeiss Jena followed and then Stuttgart, Osnabrück, Victoria Cologne, Duisburg and Hansa Rostock.
In 2017 he left Germany for the first time and decided to continue his career in Poland, where he also has roots. He played in first division teams such as Korona Kielce and Krakow, having full seasons and in the summer of 2021 he moved to our country.
He wore the jersey of PAS Ioannina for one year, even winning participation in the Super League playoffs, while he also played for Asteras Tripoli for one season.
Gardafski is also an international with the minor national teams of Germany, while in total his career counts over 300 appearances at professional level. A footballer who can compete in many positions, being a great tool in the hands of any manager as he has played… everywhere in his career!
Michael, we welcome you to the Ionian family. We wish you good health and to make your goals come true together with our team».
Source: Sport Fm
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