Georgios Bartzokas, head coach of Olympiacos, has signed a new three-year contract with the club from Piraeus, while Greek media are also revealing the financial details of the deal.
According to Sport24, the experienced coach will earn around €2 million per year under the new contract, meaning the total value of the agreement will reach nearly €6 million.
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This represents a significant increase compared to his previous contract, under which Bartzokas earned just over €1 million per season.
Olympiacos is coming off a dream season. The club reached its fifth consecutive EuroLeague Final Four and then finally won the European title, their first in 13 years.
The Piraeus-based team ended the season with another trophy, defeating Panathinaikos 3–2 in the Greek league finals.
Bartzokas has further strengthened his status as one of the greatest coaching legends in Olympiacos history.
Since returning to the bench in 2020, he has led the club to one EuroLeague championship, four Greek league titles, three national cups, and four Greek Super Cups.
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