Alexis Alexandris, a beloved former player of the Greek football club AEK Athens, has tragically passed away today at the age of 61. Known for his dynamic playing style and leadership on the field, Alexandris was a key figure in Greek football during the 1980s and 1990s.

Born on August 23, 1963, in Athens, Alexandris began his professional career with AEK Athens, where he quickly became a fan favorite. He was a versatile forward known for his skill, vision, and relentless work ethic. Throughout his time with the club, Alexandris made significant contributions, helping AEK to numerous domestic victories. His most notable achievement came in the early 1990s, when AEK Athens won the Greek Cup in 1996.

Alexandris’s career also saw him play for the Greek national team, earning caps and representing his country with pride. He was part of the national squad during an era when Greek football was still finding its footing internationally. Despite the lack of major international titles during his time, Alexandris’s contributions on both the club and national level left an indelible mark on Greek football.

Beyond his playing career, Alexandris was known for his dedication to the sport and his charismatic personality, which made him a respected figure within the football community. His passing has sent shockwaves through the football world, particularly in Greece, where fans remember him fondly as one of the most talented and hardworking players to ever don the AEK Athens jersey.

As tributes pour in from former teammates, fans, and the football community, Alexis Alexandris will be remembered for his passion for the game and his contributions to Greek football. He leaves behind a lasting legacy, both on and off the field. May he rest in peace.