APOEL football club provides financial transparency and appoints Nikos Papadopoulos as head coach

APOEL FC has officially appointed Nikos Papadopoulos as its new head coach, citing his ability to achieve results with limited budgets as a key factor in his selection. The decision follows a period of coaching instability at the club. Meanwhile, the administration led by Charis Fotiou has committed to a policy of transparency regarding the club's finances. To date, the club has sold 2,250 season tickets, generating €446,406 in revenue. The management released a detailed breakdown of these funds, showing that €273,694 was used for debt settlements with former players and coaches. Additionally, €71,600 covered salary payments, €38,400 went toward operational and maintenance expenses, and €62,712 was allocated for team training camps and airfare. Fan support remains high, with reports indicating that total season ticket sales have reached 3,000 as the club approaches its 100th anniversary.