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ISL: Dilmperis appointed Punjab FC coach

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:17 PM Jun 30, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, June 29

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Punjab FC (PFC) have appointed Panagiotis Dilmperis as the head coach for the upcoming ISL 2024-25 season. Konstantinos Katsaras will join him as the assistant coach and Papaioannou Ioannis as the strength and conditioning coach.

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Before joining the PFC, Dilmperis served as the head coach of AE Ermionida FC in the previous season. His 15-year coaching career includes stints at Iraklis Larisas FC, Rochester NY FC, Panserraikos FC, among other notable teams.

Prior to his coaching stint, Dilmperis enjoyed a distinguished 17-year playing career as a goalkeeper, representing clubs such as Iraklis FC and Agrotikos Asteras, along with several others. His rich experience throughout both playing and coaching career will play a key role in leading the PFC in the upcoming season. Assistant coach Konstantinos Katsaras has coached across multiple clubs in Greece.

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