Cologne announced that Limnio and PAOK responded with an epic tweet

Cologne announced the acquisition of Dimitris Limniou from PAOK. The German team announced that the 22-year-old winger signed a contract until 2024. It was also known that Limnios will wear number 15.

Previously, Dimitris Limnios had said goodbye to PAOK with strong emotions, with Metrosport.gr at “Macedonia” airport on his departure.

A little later, PAOK also issued an announcement thanking Limnios for his offer to the team, while also making it known that he also maintains a resale percentage of his transfer.

Analytically:

“PAOK FC announce the transfer of Dimitris Limniou to Cologne. Dikefalos will also maintain a percentage of the player’s resale.

He arrived in Dikefalos in July 2017 and managed to live it all in three years. He played 112 games, scored 10 goals, shared 14 assists, won an undefeated Greek championship and two Greek Cups. Through his appearances with PAOK he earned a place on the Greek National Team and established himself as one of the best players of his generation. The sirens in the current transfer window were many, with Cologne finally winning the race to acquire a chance to play in the Bundesliga. Dimitris, thank you very much for your contribution to the team and we wish you every success in continuing your career! “

In his first statements as a “goats” player, he stressed that he wants to help his new team achieve their goals. Analytically:

“I am happy to be here. After I was diagnosed positive for coronavirus, I had some concerns about the transcript and if it would be complete. Everything went well and responsibly during my quarantine. Now I am finally here in Cologne and I look forward to meeting my new team and my new teammates. Cologne is one of the biggest and most traditional clubs in Germany and they have fantastic fans. “Now I want to help my team achieve their goals.”

Cologne wrote on Twitter: “Dimitris, welcome to the most beautiful city in Germany” and received an epic response from PAOK: “You have an excellent player and a good boy, Cologne. And he comes from the most beautiful city in Greece.”