Nikolas Tsattalios

Tsattalios in the dress of the Sydney FC ( 2008)

Nikolas Tsattalios (born 1 March 1990 in Sydney ) is an Australian football player of Greek origin.

Career

Tsattalios signed a professional contract in 2007 with the A - League club Sydney FC and made ​​his league debut in October 2007, when he in to replace Terry McFlynn and became the then -youngest player in the history of the A-League. As he came to a total of five appearances in his first season, which is usually drawn up at left-back player graduated in the 2008 /09 season on Matchday 1 his only season use. In the following years he came for the youth team in the National Youth League newly formed used, which he won with the team by a 2-0 final win over Adelaide United.

After the season he left Sydney and moved to Premier League rivals Newcastle United Jets. There he received only a contract for half a year for the upcoming games in the AFC Champions League 2009, which Tsattalios but was not used. After he received a new contract with the Jets, he moved to the 2010 season to Sydney Olympic in the NSW Premier League. The 2011 season, he started at Olympics League rival Sutherland Sharks before joining with the New Zealand club Wellington Phoenix returned to the A-League in July 2011.

Tsattalios was ready to qualify for the U-17 Asian Cup 2006 on call, but was not re-nominated. In 2008 he reached the U -20 team at the U- 19 Asian Cup semi-final and qualified for the Junior World Championships in 2009 in Egypt, for which he was not taken into account.