PAOK FC Sport Center explained

PAOK sport center
Location:Nea Mesimvria
Thessaloniki regional unit
Coordinates:40.7669°N 22.7542°W
Type:Sports training facility
Built:2011
Expanded:2016
Tenants:PAOK FC
PAOK Academy
Surface:Grass pitches (6)
Synthetic turf (1)
Owner:PAOK FC

PAOK Sports Center (also known as Nea Mesimvria sports center) is the training ground and academy headquarters of Greek football club PAOK FC, located in Nea Mesimvria, Chalkidona, Thessaloniki regional unit, Greece. It is the first training center owned by the club. Before that, PAOK first team and the academies were renting several training centers in Thessaloniki. Construction on the Nea Mesimvria area began in February 2009, and was opened in September 2011 where the first coaching session took place.[1] Since then, there have been major additions at the center, including a bigger medical centre, larger physiotherapy room, diagnostic ultrasound, hyperbaric chamber for recovery, cryotherapy room, pool and hydrotherapy room.[2]

Overview

The idea of a training center, which would belong to the club existed for many years. Under the presidency of Theodoros Zagorakis the dream became a reality. In June 2008 it was decided to construct PAOK's new sports centre at Nea Mesimvria, a suburb of the city of Thessaloniki. The centre covers an area of 70 stremma (17,3 acres). There are seven pitches, one of them with artificial turf. Six of them have floodlights. Initially, the training center was incomplete, mainly on medical and technical issues of player rehabilitation. Today is a modern and integrated training center, which includes:

On 19 January 2024, a blessing of the land where the club's new training center will be built took place. The newly acquired plot of land is located on the 8th road of the Tagarades farmland in the Thermi municipality.[3]

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Nea Mesimvria Sports Center. PAOK official site. 10 July 2017.
  2. Web site: Η κίνηση-κλειδί του ΠΑΟΚ για τους τραυματισμούς. sdna. 4 June 2016. Greek. 10 July 2017.
  3. Web site: The blessing of PAOK’s new training center [video]]. paokfc.gr. 19 January 2024.