PAOK fans protest star transfer to Dortmund

The article addresses the protest by the fans of Greek club PAOK Salonika against the departure of star player Yannis Konstanteliás to German club Borussia Dortmund in a deal valued at approximately 28.2 million pounds, including bonuses and resale rights. More than 400 fans inside the stadium protested, demanding explanations from the club owner, Ivan Savvidis, who approved the transfer despite the fans’ disapproval. Konstanteliás is one of the team's key players, having scored 44 goals and provided 26 assists in 190 appearances, contributing to the club's league and cup titles. Previously, Savvidis faced sanctions after storming a stadium while carrying a gun, which angered the supporters. The player himself has stated that he decided to leave the club personally. These events follow the departure of coach Razvan Lucescu and highlight the tension between the club management and the fans over player sales and their impact on the team's stability.

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