Stavros Tziortziopoulos

Giorgiopoulos started his career at third division side Keratsini FC in the 1997-98 in Greek football and his performances caught the eye of Olympiacos CFP, who signed him in the summer of 1998. Six months later he went on loan to Iraklis FC to gain experience and stayed until January 2000, when he returned to Olympiacos to make his debut. The defender, a former Greece national under-21 football team, played ten times as they won the 1999-00 in Greek football but only featured four more times in the following two triumphs. In July 2002, he joined Akratitos FC and the next summer he was on the move again, signing for Panionios NFC. It was there that his career took off and after a fine season he joined AEK Athens FC in the summer of 2004-05 in Greek football. When signing in AEK F.C. was considered one of the best left-footed backs in Greece. After a faw games with the team it was thought that he would join the Greece national football team. Unfortunately, he was injured in December 2004 and returned more than a year later. Since then, he has had his ups and downs, unable to stabilise his appearances with the team.

On 12 November 2006, he scored for the first time for AEK Athens F.C against AEL 1964. On 7th June 2007 Stavros was released by AEK Athens and immediately signed with the cypriot club Omonia Nicosia.