Dionisis Chiotis

Dionysis Chiotis (9/ 2011)

Dionysis Chiotis (Greek Διονύσης Χιώτης; born June 4, 1977 in Athens ) is a Greek football goalkeeper. Since 2008 he plays for Cypriot club APOEL Nicosia peak in the First Division.

Chiotis was ten years at AEK Athens under contract, including in 1998-1999 also borrowed from the neighboring club Ethnikos Piraeus and 1999-2000 in AO Proodeftiki in Korydallos in the region Piraeus, because he had to stand behind the Italians Stefano Sorrentino. In 2002 he won the Greek Cup with AEK football.

In May 2007, Chiotis committed for a year at AO Kerkyra on Corfu. This was followed by his two championships in 2009 and 2011 successful time in Cyprus at APOEL Nicosia. His biggest success in the Champions League in 2012 are likely to have been reaching the quarter- final against Real Madrid, as he could hold in the first leg in Nicosia until shortly before the end of a 0-0, before Karim Benzema ( 2 × ) and Kaká 3-0 - Final manufactured.

Chiotis was once appointed to the Greek national football team: on 20 November 2002 by Otto Rehhagel a 0-0 tie in the second half against Ireland.