Parma signs 17-year-old Olympiacos player Paraskevas Pleionis

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Paraskevas Pleionis will continue his career in Italy, who last season won the championship of Greece with the Olympiakos U17 team.

The Italian team reached an agreement with Olympiacos for the acquisition of the 17-year-old midfielder, so the young player, who made his presence felt in last year’s Super League U17 championship, is packing his bags for the neighboring country.

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