Loukas Vyntra

Loukas Vyntra is a professional footballer who currently plays as a central defender in Super League 1 for Lamia, in Greek. He can also perform as a right-back and left-back. The footballer also played many games for the Greek senior team. Previously, Loukas was part of teams like Panathinaikos, Levante, and Omonia as well.

Early Life 

Loukas Vyntra, a professional football player was born on Feb 5, 1981 in Mesto Albrechtice, Czechoslovakia. His father is Czech and his mother is from Greece. 

He spent the majority of his childhood in his hometown Mesto with his family. He holds multiple citizenships Czech, Greek, and Czechoslovak. 

What is His Net Worth in 2019?

The 38-year-old Loukas Vyntra has collected a large amount of money from his football career. As per estimation made by various online sources, it is reported that the player has a net worth of $1.5 million. 

Loukas primarily makes money from his lucrative deal with clubs. He currently performs for the club Lamia and is also paid a handsome salary. 

Who Is His Girlfriend?

With a height of 6ft, Loukas Vyntra is yet to be married and has yet to introduce anyone as his girlfriend. Despite his decade-long career, the footballer has never talked about her relationship status. 

Loukas is also less active on social media like Facebook and Instagram which is why it becomes much hard to pin down further about his love life. 

Career 

Loukas Vyntra debuted as a youth player to his mother’s homeland of Greece. Subsequently, the player signed his first professional contract with Paniliakos and within a year, he moved to Veria FC in which he gave 24 concrete appearances. Previously, he was with the Pirgos club till January 2004, and later on he moved to Panathinaikos.

Loukas made a brilliant score in the Champions League game against Arsenal and also made a fabulous goal in the UEFA Cup game against Sevilla in his debut 2004/05 season. Loukas Vyntra was the leader in the Greece U21 team from 1997 to2005 giving 20 international appearances for that period. Since 2005, he is enrolled in the senior Greece team.

Loukas has already made 303 appearances in overall tournaments for Panathinaikos within the 2004-2012 seasons. Loukas Vyntra has spent many seasons contributing his best performances for Panathinaikos FC. He initiated to play from Greece in June 2005, which was against Ukraine, just before the completion of the FIFA Confederations Cup that was held in Germany.

Putting a minor contribution to the Greece 2003/04 double triumph, he got to become a regular squad in the first XI the subsequent campaign and a outlying member of the Greece team, moving on to make a two 90-minute UEFA EURO 2008 qualifying appearances and one in the final game against Spain.

He enjoyed a predominantly remarkable season in 2009/10, helping Panathinaikos to the domestic double and reaching 50 games in European competition. He also ended the campaign by appearing in all three matches for Greece at the 2010 FIFA World Cup. He appeared for Greece for 5 seasons in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying.

Despite his success at the club, Loukas is intermittently examined for his lack of uniformity in defense. Nevertheless, Vyntra is nifty in the Panathinaikos back-line as he tries to shift between playing on the right side and the center of defense.

Having chosen to signify Greece instead of his birth country, he has gone on to cut for the national team on several heights. Normally his services have been engaged in the more natural right-back position, but his playing time has only promoted through injuries to regular starters.

With his occasional blunders, Vyntra faces the same inspection that surrounds him at Panathinaikos. It is his ability to perform when it matters that keeps him in the national team fold, as manager Otto Rehhagel has elected to remembrance Vyntra despite several self-destructive mistakes.

Nevertheless, Loukas is the best choice for the national team off the seat as his speed and dexterity remain useful for the Ethniki. He contributed his best efforts to his club to achieve Superleague Greece champion and Greek Cup winner twice: in 2004 and 2010.

As of now, the accomplished footballer plays for Lamia.