Christos Maladenis

Christos Maladenis
Personal information
Date of birth (1974-05-23) 23 May 1974
Place of birth Xanthi, Greece
Height 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in)
Playing position Midfielder
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1991–1995 Skoda Xanthi 85 (5)
1995–2004 AEK Athens 196 (42)
2003–2004PAOK (loan) 9 (1)
2004–2007 PAOK 20 (6)
2008 Aias Salamina
2009 Vihren Sandanski 12 (1)
2009–2010 Iasmos Rodopis
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only and correct as of January 2009.

Christos Maladenis (born 23 May 1974) is a former Greek footballer.

Career

He began his career in Skoda Xanthi F.C., Greece. In 1995, he moved to Athens signed for AEK. For "Yellow-Blacks from Athens" Maladenis played in 196 matches, scoring 42 goals. In 2000 the midfielder scored goal in the final of Greek Cup against Ionikos FC. AEK won the cup, the result of the match was a 3:0. In season 2002-03 Maladenis scored goal for AEK during the group stage of the UEFA Champions League in a match against Real Madrid. The result of the match was a 3:3 draw. In 2003 Christos is loaned for six months in PAOK. After that he returned in Athens, but in summer'2004 signed with PAOK for three years. In 2008 Maladenis played for Aias Salamina.

From January 2009 he plays in Bulgarian side Vihren. He signed with the club from Sandanski on 8 January 2009 and has been given the №7 shirt. Maladenis made his team debut a few days later, scoring in an 1-0 friendly win against Lokomotiv Plovdiv.[1]

Club Career Statistics

Last update: 8 Jan 2009

Season Team Country Division Apps Goals
1991-92 Skoda Xanthi  Greece 1 10 1
1992-93 Skoda Xanthi  Greece 1 18 0
1993-94 Skoda Xanthi  Greece 1 31 2
1994-95 Skoda Xanthi  Greece 1 26 2
1995-96 AEK  Greece 1 28 1
1996-97 AEK  Greece 1 22 0
1997-98 AEK  Greece 1 27 9
1998-99 AEK  Greece 1 25 13
1999-00 AEK  Greece 1 23 6
2000-01 AEK  Greece 1 26 2
2001-02 AEK  Greece 1 20 6
2002-03 AEK  Greece 1 18 4
2003 PAOK  Greece 1 9 1
2004 AEK  Greece 1 7 1
2004-05 PAOK  Greece 1 20 6
2005-06 PAOK  Greece 1 ? ?
2006-07 PAOK  Greece 1 ? ?
2008 Aias Salamina  Greece 4 ? ?
2009 Vihren  Bulgaria 1 12 1

References

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