metrosport.gr
Greek sports news publisher covering football, basketball and regional news for readers in Greece
About metrosport.gr
MetroSport.gr publishes sports news, match coverage, commentary and video, with extensive reporting on football and basketball teams including PAOK, Aris and Iraklis. It also publishes general news and sports betting content.
The publication serves readers interested in Greek and international sports, especially Thessaloniki-area clubs. Its registered seat is in Pylaia, Greece.
Product: A Greek-language digital news publication focused on sports, with video and general news coverage.
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