Paraskevas Antzas, a former footballer who made his mark in the Champions League with Olympiacos, has died at the age of 49 after battling motor neurone disease (MND). Antzas, who was instrumental in Olympiacos' success during his tenure, won seven Super League titles and three Greek Cups. He began his career at Pandramaikos before moving to Xanthi and then to Olympiacos in 1998, where he enjoyed the peak of his career. After retiring in 2003 for family reasons, he returned to football with Doxa Drama and had a second stint with Olympiacos until his final retirement in 2009. Antzas was notably left out of Greece's Euro 2004 squad, despite his contributions during the qualifiers. Following his passing, Olympiacos FC expressed deep sorrow, paying tribute to his legacy and impact on the team. Fans have shared heartfelt messages on social media, reflecting on his underrated talent and the loss felt within the football community.