Creepy Michaelidis: “It’s my dad’s 40th birthday, I promised him I’d bring him the championship”

The central defender of PAOK is shivering, Yannis Michaelidisafter winning the fourth championship from the “two-headed man of the north”.

The talented stopper, who was sent off in last week’s derby with Aris, visibly moved, wanted to dedicate the title to his late fatherto whom he promised the conquest of the championship, while emphasizing that he fulfilled a personal dream of his.

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About his feelings: “It’s not the first game I’ve played, nothing changed for me, I was focused, I had that something and I showed that I can cope with difficulties. I think I did well, the red one was unfair, because the first one wasn’t. Coulier deserved to be in, because he had an amazing year. We weren’t particularly threatened, they gave us a goal, which comes in once in a while, these things usually happen to us.”

As for whether it’s a childhood dream: “It’s definitely a dream, it’s been years to experience something like this”

As for whether he dedicates it somewhere: “I had a hard time this time with the loss of my father, I dedicate it to him, it was a long and difficult day, because today is dad’s 40th, I dedicate it to him.”

On how he feels about academy kids starring in the first team:“It shows a lot about the academies, it means a lot, the kids are being worked on properly. It can be seen from the fact that many are coming up to the first team and starring. For today’s championship I had promised the president and my father, who I had visited on Thursday, that I would bring it to him and make him happy. I believe I succeeded.”