Greece keeps an eye on Greek Australian footballer Nectarios Triantis

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The non-selection of Nectarios Triantis in the last two matches of the Socceroos by Tony Popovic has opened the door for the 22-year-old Greek Australian player from Scottish Hibernian FC to be called up to the Greek Men’s National Team. 

The Greek Herald contacted a senior official of the Greek National Team who mentioned that in recent months, Triantis has been closely monitored by the scouts of the Greek National Team and his lack of involvement with the Socceroos is on their radar. 

In September 2024, Triantis expressed he felt torn between two nations as a proud Greek Australian.

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“It’s obviously a good feeling that there’s other countries that are wanting you,” Triantis told the A-Leagues at the time.

“For me, both my parents are Greek and I grew up in a Greek household based in Sydney, so Greece does hold a strong and tight place in my heart.

“But growing up in Australia I think it’s always been my dream to play for Australia. So in terms of countries, it’s sort of a mixed feeling because I could play for either so it’s still not completely decided. But yeah, my heart does have a close spot with Greece.”

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