AEL owner Zisis Stylianos unveils three-year club plan

Zisis Stylianos, the new owner of the Greek football club AEL, has presented a three-year strategic plan focused on financial stabilization, returning the team to the top division, and fostering local talent.

During a press conference, Stylianos reported that the new administration has already paid 788,405 euros to settle past debts, separate from the current season's budget, which exceeds 2 million euros. He noted that 38 debt settlements have been made regarding former players and technical staff.

In addition to financial restructuring, the club is expanding its commercial presence. An agreement has been reached with Novibet and Zakcret to open an official club boutique at the AEL FC Arena. The administration also plans to relocate the club's offices near the stadium by October.