The 2013–14 season of Atromitos F.C. is the 91st in the club's history and the second consecutive season that the club will be participating in the UEFA Europa League. It will also be the sixth consecutive season that the club will be competing in Super League Greece.
Events
Squad changes
8 June: A termination of contract with Manolo occurs, since the player couldn't live up to the expectations of the club.[1]
10 June: Papadopoulos signs a two-year contract with the club.[2]
15 June: Fotis Georgiou signs a three-year contract with the club.[3]
17 June: Chigozie Udoji leaves the club, since his contract doesn't get renewed, despite the fact that he was in the starting eleven a lot of games last season.[4]
1 July: The first training of the club for the new year took place, and every member of the club, not only the players, was sanctificated, with 1,000 fans present at the stadium.[9]
3 July: Michalis Sifakis signs a one-year contract with the club, with an option of a one-year renewal.[10]
7 July: Luigi Cennamo signs a one-year contract with the club, with a one-year renewal option.[11]
8 August: Njazi Kuqi signs a mutual consent termination of his contract with the club.[12]
Important Moments
29 August: Atromitos achieve their first win in European matches, as well as their first away win in Europe, beating AZ Alkmaar 0–2. Unfortunately, this win was insufficient to give them the ticket for the group stage, since Atromitos had lost the first leg at home 1–3, with Alkmaar proceeding on away goals.
Source: Super League Greece Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head points; 3) Head-to-head goal difference; 4) Goals scored; 5) Goals against; 6) Play-offs (neutral ground). (Note: Criteria 6 is only used if needed to decide champion, teams for relegation or teams for UEFA competitions). If in final league table there are still tied teams after applying criteria 1 to 5, a decision match (or matches if they are more than two) are to be played but only in three cases: to determine the champion, to fill spots in the play-off or to determine the teams to be relegated.[14] In any other case, the final standings of tied teams are determined with a public draw.[15] (C) Champions Notes: