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PAE AEK strongman Marios Iliopoulos visited UEFA headquarters to voice concerns and complaints about refereeing in Greek football.
According to his verified information SPORT24the owner of PAE AEK, Marios Iliopoulos, was at the UEFA offices, where he had a meeting with the president of the European football federation, Alexander Ceferin.
Recently, Iliopoulos has been speaking openly and continuously about equality and “fair competition” in Greek football, which he believes are being circumvented to the detriment of AEK, as well as other teams.
The Union had expressed through a letter to the KED complaints about the arbitration, but very specifically about its head, Stefan Lanois, who according to AEK operates with double standards in terms of the evaluation of the referees and the interpretations which gives in contested phases.
According to our information, the owner of PAE AEK sought this direct meeting with the UEFA president to express his concern and discomfort with what has been happening in domestic football lately.
Among other things, he conveyed to him the opinion that Lanois seems to be headed in the wrong direction, a fact which – if he continues like this – will make him undesirable and untrustworthy in the minds of the sports-loving public.
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