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Profile<\/STRONG>
A tall, muscular defender whose towering performances in the Greek rearguard earned him a place in the UEFA EURO 2004? All-Star Team, Traianos Dellas has never fully enhanced that reputation at club level, suffering from a catalogue of injury problems.
Born in northern Greece, played for Panserraikos FC and Aris Thessaloniki FC before relegation with latter prompted a move to England, where he spent two seasons in the second tier with Sheffield United FC.
Joined AEK Athens FC in 1999, winning Greek Cup in 2000 – his only major club honour.
Three-year, injury-stricken spell at AS Roma preceded by Serie A bedding-in season at AC Perugia.
Became a favourite of Greece coach Otto Rehhagel in UEFA EURO 2004? qualifying campaign and started all six matches in Portugal, scoring silver goal winner against Czech Republic in semi-final.
Returned to AEK in 2005; three UEFA Champions League appearances in 2006\/07 to add to seven made with Roma.
Did you know?<\/STRONG>
Rehhagel refers to Dellas as the 'Colossus of Rhodes' because of his huge presence in the team, a nickname adopted by the Greek press ever since the UEFA EURO 2004 triumph.<\/P>","aifGNIETZe4iyIDKAITmdg==":"","ZrKWpYRJRQs=":"Traianos Dellas","bNzYY2JnjaLTI9Dzpk0WxQ==":"","z5Y67K11JOiUIghdirKJFQ==":"0","vPqnPNTlh05cpWFk6lG9Zg==":"1976-1-31","YDUt6NuR7cChlORcNTADXA==":"\ud30c\ub124\ud1a8\ub9ac\ucf54\uc2a4 FC","dR1+ADNEm2lcpWFk6lG9Zg==":"2024-2-12","yg2IOe564dk=":"195cm","3dOGRY9YVECGZlvjVzAhQQ==":"\uadf8\ub9ac\uc2a4","e_index":9};
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