Panathinaikos captain sports special jersey ahead of Pavlos Giannakopoulos tournament

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Panathinaikos AKTOR captain Kostas Sloukas has been seen sporting the club’s new limited-edition jersey ahead of the 7th Pavlos Giannakopoulos Tournament – the first to be held outside Greece.

The special kit, created in partnership with Adidas Basketball, blends sleek design with strong Hellenic elements.

According to the club, it was “enriched with… the scent of Greece so that it could travel to Australia for the 7th Pavlos Giannakopoulos Tournament.”

Panathinaikos will face KK Partizan on Thursday, September 18, at John Cain Arena in Melbourne, before heading to Sydney for further matches at Qudos Bank Arena on September 21 and 22.

The collectible jersey is now available for pre-order via CLUB 1908, with fans encouraged to secure theirs ahead of the club’s historic appearance on Australian soil.

You can buy tickets to the tournament here.

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