David Fuster in talks to return to Olympiacos in official capacity

Former Olympiacos player David Fuster has returned to Athens and is engaged in advanced negotiations to join the Greek club's staff. Fuster, who played for Olympiacos for six years between 2010 and 2016, winning six league titles and three cups, has been a frequent visitor to the Renti training center since his arrival.

During his time at the training facility, Fuster held extensive meetings with club officials, including Antonio Cordon and manager Imanol, building on his previous professional relationships with the Spanish staff members. Although his specific role remains officially unconfirmed, reports suggest he is likely to take on a position directly connected to the first team, potentially working alongside the current coaching staff or the sporting administration.

Fuster retired from professional football in 2017 after a season with Getafe in Spain. His potential return to the club where he spent much of his career has been a topic of speculation for years, and he has maintained close ties with the club’s supporters via social media since his departure. Ongoing discussions are expected to finalize the details of his integration into the organization.