Super League Trophy gets a Sleek New Look

It has had many makeovers in recent years, but the top prize in Greek football, the Greek Super League trophy, underwent another change this week as the Hellenic Footbal Federation the sleek looking Super League trophy set to be handed out at season’s end.

The General Manager of the Greek Super League Board, Patrick Komninos, introduced the new design to the Super League title. “The trophy chosen by the Governing Council aims to enhance the visual identity of the OPAP Championship,” said Komninos.

The new design was voted on by the Super League Board, and the decision was revealed on Thursday.

“We want to reward the Champions with a recognizable trophy, which also reflects the image of the Super League,” continued Komninos.

“The trophy will be awarded for five seasons, starting with this year’s championship. We hope to establish the true identity of the Super League in the minds of fans alike.”

Olympiacos are the clear favourites to secure their fifth consecutive title, twelfth in the last thirteen years, and become the first club to claim the new trophy. The Piraeus giants lead Thessaloniki side PAOK by nine points with six matchdays remaining on the Super League schedule.

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