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EPO - Hellenic Football Federation
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Hellenic Football Federation (Ελληνική Ποδοσφαιρική Ομοσπονδία)
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epo.gr
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Private
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1926
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The Hellenic Football Federation (Ελληνική Ποδοσφαιρική Ομοσπονδία / EPO / HFF) is the official national governing body for football in Greece, founded on November 14, 1926, and headquartered at Goudi Park, Athens. Affiliated with both FIFA and UEFA, EPO holds exclusive statutory authority over all professional and amateur football competitions within the country. The federation organizes the top national cup competitions (Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup), the third tier of professional football (Third National Division), the Greek Amateur Cup, and a three-tier women's football league system, while also running all national team programs spanning men's, women's, U21, U19, U17, and futsal categories that compete in UEFA Nations League, World Cup qualifiers, and European Championships.

EPO's core commercial and operational infrastructure is a digital platform spanning competition management, federation administration, and national team operations, complemented by ISO 9001:2015 certified processes. Direct-to-consumer digital services include the eposhop.gr merchandise storefront and the pame-ethniki.gr ticketing platform for national team matches. Revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed but rest on a multi-tier sponsorship stack headed by Gold Sponsor Allwyn and including Adidas, Vodafone, Volton, and AEGEAN; open-tender international broadcasting rights for Greek Cup and Super Cup; merchandise and ticketing; and likely FIFA/UEFA solidarity distributions. Strategic initiatives in 2025-2026 include a new epo.gr website launch (November 2025) and the "Rebirth" (Anagennisi) Development Programme (January 2026) targeting systemic restructuring of Greek grassroots football across 32 regional associations.

Primary stakeholder segments served are football clubs (professional and amateur), national team players, certified referees, and licensed coaches. EPO also runs grassroots development programs including UEFA Playmakers (in collaboration with UEFA and Disney for girls aged 5-8), Kallipateira (women's football), and youth initiatives such as Pass to Schools and Football is a Road to Life. The federation is led by President Makis Gagatsis and an Executive Committee. As a non-profit, EPO operates under Greek sports law and is not a vehicle for equity ownership, venture investment, or public shareholding.

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The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) is the national governing body for football in Greece, founded 1926 and affiliated with FIFA and UEFA. EPO organizes the Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup, multiple divisions, all national teams, and grassroots development programs for clubs, players, referees, coaches, and fans.

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Europe
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Keyword5 values
national football governance, football competition organization, referee training certification, coach licensing education, grassroots football development
Industry2 codes
1Professional Sport Governing Bodies & League Sanctioning Authorities
CodeMPAKAFAEPrimaryYes
2Amateur Sport Governing Bodies & Federations (National/Regional)
CodeMPAKACADPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Spectator Sports71121
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Sports Federation / Football Governance
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1Superbet Greek Cup
Description

The main national cup competition of Greece, currently sponsored by Superbet

epo.gr
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The Hellenic Football Federation is the official national governing body for football in Greece. It organizes and regulates all professional and amateur football competitions in the country, including the Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup, Third National Division, Greek Amateur Cup, and multi-tiered Women's Football Competitions. It manages every Greek national team program (Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, WU19, WU17, Futsal) for international competitions, runs referee training and certification through its Refereeing Committee, delivers UEFA-aligned coaching licensing through its coaching schools, and executes grassroots youth development programs.

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  • Development programs implemented across 32 regional football associations in 20 cities over 4 months (Rebirth program)
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The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) operates as a national football governing body managing a comprehensive portfolio of competitions and services. The core products include the Superbet Greek Cup and Superbet Super Cup (the premier cup competitions), the Third National Division and Greek Amateur Cup (lower league competitions), and extensive Women's Football Competitions across three divisions. EPO also manages all National Teams programs spanning Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, and Futsal categories that compete in UEFA Nations League, World Cup qualifiers, and European Championships. Supporting the competitive structure, EPO offers digital services including eShop (merchandise), e-Ticketing (match tickets), and e-Paralva (electronic fee payments). Development initiatives include the UEFA Playmakers program for young girls (ages 5-8), grassroots programs like Pass to Schools and Football is a Road to Life, and the comprehensive Anagennisi (Rebirth) Development Programme launched in January 2026 to modernize youth football education and organization.

Product and service11 records
1Superbet Greek Cup (Superbet Κύπελλο Ελλάδας)
CategoryNational Football Competition
Description

The primary national football cup competition in Greece, featuring professional clubs from various divisions competing in a knockout tournament format. Currently sponsored by Superbet.

2Superbet Super Cup (Superbet Super Cup)
CategoryNational Football Competition
Description

A season-opening match contested between the Greek Cup winner and the Super League 1 champion, currently sponsored by Superbet.

3Third National Division (Γ' Εθνική)
CategoryNational Football Competition
Description

The third tier of professional football in Greece, serving as a feeder division to the upper leagues.

4Greek Amateur Cup (Κύπελλο Ερασιτεχνικών Ομάδων)
CategoryNational Football Competition
Description

National cup competition for amateur football clubs in Greece.

5Women's Football Competitions (Women's A', B', C' National Divisions)
CategoryNational Football Competition
Description

Multi-tiered national women's football league system including Women's First National Division, Women's Second National Division, Women's Third National Division, and Women's Cup.

6National Teams Programs (Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, Futsal)
CategoryNational Team Program
Description

Representation teams competing in international competitions including UEFA Nations League, World Cup qualifiers, European Championships, and friendlies across all age categories.

7UEFA Playmakers
CategoryYouth Football Development Program
Description

A football development program for girls aged 5-8, implemented in partnership with UEFA and Disney, using Disney stories to teach football fundamentals through play-based learning.

8Anagennisi (Rebirth) Development Programme
CategoryYouth Football Development Program
Description

A comprehensive long-term youth football development program presented in January 2026, focusing on systematic education from grassroots level and modernization of football organization and structure.

9Youth Development Programs (Pass to Schools, Football is a Road to Life, Play.Enjoy.Learn.)
CategoryYouth Football Development Program
Description

Grassroots football development initiatives targeting young players across Greece, including school-based programs (Pass to Schools) and development camps (Football is a Road to Life, Play.Enjoy.Learn.).

10eShop (eposhop.gr)
CategoryOfficial Merchandise E-commerce
Description

Official online merchandise store of the Hellenic Football Federation selling official merchandise and memorabilia through eposhop.gr.

11e-Ticketing (pame-ethniki.gr)
CategoryOfficial Digital Service
Description

Official ticketing platform for National Team matches and cup competitions of HFF.

Partnership23 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

FIFA supports the Rebirth development program and various HFF initiatives. UEFA General Secretary Theodoridis emphasized FIFA's support for HFF development programs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-03-01
Description

UEFA Playmakers is implemented in Greece through collaboration between HFF, UEFA, and Disney. This is the largest football learning program for girls in Europe, with over 1,500 young girls participating at 60 centres.

Strategic tierGold SponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Allwyn serves as the Gold Sponsor of the Hellenic Football Federation. Allwyn is a leading gaming company that supports Greek football through this major sponsorship arrangement.

Strategic tierSponsorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Adidas is a global leader in sporting goods, providing football equipment and apparel sponsorship. Headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany, with operations in over 190 countries.

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Vodafone Greece is a leading telecommunications provider implementing a €1 billion investment plan for fiber-optic infrastructure and 5G network expansion.

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Volton is an energy company operating as a sponsor of the Hellenic Football Federation.

Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

AEGEAN is Greece's most successful regional airline, founded in 1999 and listed on the Stock Exchange since 2007. Member of STAR ALLIANCE. In 2024, carried 16.3 million passengers.

8Avance
Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Avance Car Rental has been providing services since 1992 with nationwide coverage through 60 service points in 40 cities across Greece.

epo.gr
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INTERSPORT is the No.1 sports retailer in Greece. Since 2026, INTERSPORT serves as the Official Merchandising Supplier of the National Football Team.

Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Powerade is a sports drink brand owned by The Coca-Cola Company, providing hydration products for athletes.

11The Athens Clinic (Lefkos Stavros)
Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Lefkos Stavros - The Athens Clinic provides medical and healthcare services as an official supporter.

epo.gr
Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Callista is a Greek luxury brand founded in 2013 in Athens, renowned for handcrafted leather bags and accessories. Team of around 80 employees with boutiques in Athens and Paris.

Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

IOLI is a natural mineral water brand from Mount Oiti. Since February 2023, IOLI SPRING S.A. is a member of the Hellenic Wineries Group (Sterner Stenhus Group).

Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Roundglass Living is a wellbeing app providing daily recommendations for sleep, stress reduction, and focus through breathwork, meditation, yoga, and nutrition.

15G. Papadogamvros
Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Papadogamvros is a leading Greek men's wear atelier based in Kifissia, Athens with three-generation tailoring legacy.

epo.gr
Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

RAINS was founded in Denmark in 2012, an international lifestyle brand redefining modern outerwear with presence in more than 30 countries.

Strategic tierOfficial SupporterTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Coffee Berry is a coffee retailer and brand operating as an official supporter.

Strategic tierSupplierTypeOthers
Description

Amistim is a supplier to the Hellenic Football Federation.

Strategic tierSupplierTypeOthers
Description

Ostracon Ltd specializes in high-technology products for health and exercise, with expertise in biomechanics, biomedical engineering, and sports performance.

Strategic tierSupplierTypeOthers
Description

Liga Sport has been active since 2015 in team sports equipment, maintaining a network of over 850 sports clubs. The only sports company in the Balkans with FIFA Quality Pro, FIFA Quality, and FIFA Basic certifications for footballs.

Strategic tierSupplierTypeOthers
Description

Medicin is a supplier of medical and health-related products and services.

22Epi-Bion
Strategic tierSupplierTypeOthers
Description

Epi-Bion was established in 1993, specializing in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation equipment and services. Distributor of Biowave, Level, Easytech, Cryonic, New Age products.

epo.gr
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Disney collaborates with UEFA and HFF on the UEFA Playmakers program, using Disney stories (Frozen, The Incredibles, Moana) to teach football fundamentals to girls aged 5-8.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
1Portuguese Football Federation (FPF)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Portugal's national football federation, the most directly comparable peer: similarly sized Mediterranean football market, comparable population base, and overlapping sponsor universe in telecom and gaming. FPF operates equivalent men's, women's, and youth national-team programs and domestic cup competitions.

2Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Spain's national federation, a larger incumbent in the same football-governance category. RFEF's Copa del Rey and Supercopa provide a blueprint for HFF's Superbet-branded competitions, and its women's football structure (Liga F) is a forward-looking benchmark.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Croatia's national federation, a close analogue in country size, football enthusiasm, and over-performance of national team relative to market size. HNS organizes equivalent cup, league-tier, and women's football programs.

4Romanian Football Federation (FRF)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Romania's national federation, comparable in emerging-market dynamics, diaspora-driven media rights value, and federation-led development programs. FRF's Cupa României and Supercupa mirror HFF's cup and Super Cup products.

5Football Federation of Serbia (FSS)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Serbia's national federation, comparable in regional positioning within UEFA, similar national-team competitive trajectory, and federation-led grassroots investment focus.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Ireland's national federation, comparable in population (~5M) and diaspora-driven broadcasting economics. FAI's League of Ireland cup and national-team programs share structural similarities with HFF's product portfolio.

7Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Netherlands' national federation, a benchmark for federation-led grassroots development and women's football — both directly relevant to HFF's Anagennisi and Playmakers programs. Operates KNVB Beker and a multi-tier Eredivisie sanctioning structure.

8Italian Football Federation (FIGC)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Italy's national federation, a larger incumbent offering comparable Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana products. FIGC's Settori Federali (refereeing, coaching schools) directly mirror HFF's coach licensing and referee training operations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Belgium's national federation, comparable in population (~11M vs Greece's ~10M), market size, and federation structure. Operates the Belgian Cup, Pro League sanctioning, and a similarly deep national-team pyramid — a direct size-and-structure analogue to HFF.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Turkey's national federation, comparable in passionate football culture, federation-versus-clubs commercial dynamics, and reliance on gaming-sector sponsorship. TFF's Süper Kupa and Türkiye Kupası mirror HFF's Super Cup and Greek Cup structure.

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EPO - Hellenic Football Federation

Sports Federation / Football Governanceepo.gr

The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) is the national governing body for football in Greece, founded 1926 and affiliated with FIFA and UEFA. EPO organizes the Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup, multiple divisions, all national teams, and grassroots development programs for clubs, players, referees, coaches, and fans.

What EPO - Hellenic Football Federation does

The Hellenic Football Federation (Ελληνική Ποδοσφαιρική Ομοσπονδία / EPO / HFF) is the official national governing body for football in Greece, founded on November 14, 1926, and headquartered at Goudi Park, Athens. Affiliated with both FIFA and UEFA, EPO holds exclusive statutory authority over all professional and amateur football competitions within the country. The federation organizes the top national cup competitions (Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup), the third tier of professional football (Third National Division), the Greek Amateur Cup, and a three-tier women's football league system, while also running all national team programs spanning men's, women's, U21, U19, U17, and futsal categories that compete in UEFA Nations League, World Cup qualifiers, and European Championships.

EPO's core commercial and operational infrastructure is a digital platform spanning competition management, federation administration, and national team operations, complemented by ISO 9001:2015 certified processes. Direct-to-consumer digital services include the eposhop.gr merchandise storefront and the pame-ethniki.gr ticketing platform for national team matches. Revenue mechanics are not publicly disclosed but rest on a multi-tier sponsorship stack headed by Gold Sponsor Allwyn and including Adidas, Vodafone, Volton, and AEGEAN; open-tender international broadcasting rights for Greek Cup and Super Cup; merchandise and ticketing; and likely FIFA/UEFA solidarity distributions. Strategic initiatives in 2025-2026 include a new epo.gr website launch (November 2025) and the "Rebirth" (Anagennisi) Development Programme (January 2026) targeting systemic restructuring of Greek grassroots football across 32 regional associations.

Primary stakeholder segments served are football clubs (professional and amateur), national team players, certified referees, and licensed coaches. EPO also runs grassroots development programs including UEFA Playmakers (in collaboration with UEFA and Disney for girls aged 5-8), Kallipateira (women's football), and youth initiatives such as Pass to Schools and Football is a Road to Life. The federation is led by President Makis Gagatsis and an Executive Committee. As a non-profit, EPO operates under Greek sports law and is not a vehicle for equity ownership, venture investment, or public shareholding.

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation firmographics

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Name
EPO - Hellenic Football Federation
Legal name
Hellenic Football Federation (Ελληνική Ποδοσφαιρική Ομοσπονδία)
Website
https://epo.gr
Company type
Private
Founded year
1926
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
101–250 employees
Short description
The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) is the national governing body for football in Greece, founded 1926 and affiliated with FIFA and UEFA. EPO organizes the Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup, multiple divisions, all national teams, and grassroots development programs for clubs, players, referees, coaches, and fans.
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akta.pro rank

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Sports Federation / Football Governance
NAICS
Spectator Sports (71121)
akta.pro primary industry
Professional Sport Governing Bodies & League Sanctioning Authorities (MPAKAFAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Amateur Sport Governing Bodies & Federations (National/Regional) (MPAKACAD)

Keywords

  • National football governance
  • Football competition organization
  • Referee training certification
  • Coach licensing education
  • Grassroots football development

Where EPO - Hellenic Football Federation is headquartered

Location

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HQ city
Athens
HQ country
Greece
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Hellenic Football Federation is the official national governing body for football in Greece. It organizes and regulates all professional and amateur football competitions in the country, including the Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup, Third National Division, Greek Amateur Cup, and multi-tiered Women's Football Competitions. It manages every Greek national team program (Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, WU19, WU17, Futsal) for international competitions, runs referee training and certification through its Refereeing Committee, delivers UEFA-aligned coaching licensing through its coaching schools, and executes grassroots youth development programs.

Product overview

The Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) operates as a national football governing body managing a comprehensive portfolio of competitions and services. The core products include the Superbet Greek Cup and Superbet Super Cup (the premier cup competitions), the Third National Division and Greek Amateur Cup (lower league competitions), and extensive Women's Football Competitions across three divisions. EPO also manages all National Teams programs spanning Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, and Futsal categories that compete in UEFA Nations League, World Cup qualifiers, and European Championships. Supporting the competitive structure, EPO offers digital services including eShop (merchandise), e-Ticketing (match tickets), and e-Paralva (electronic fee payments). Development initiatives include the UEFA Playmakers program for young girls (ages 5-8), grassroots programs like Pass to Schools and Football is a Road to Life, and the comprehensive Anagennisi (Rebirth) Development Programme launched in January 2026 to modernize youth football education and organization.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Superbet Greek Cup: The main national cup competition of Greece, currently sponsored by Superbet
  • Superbet Super Cup
  • Rebirth (Anagennisi)
  • UEFA Playmakers
  • Kallipateira

Products and services

  • Superbet Greek Cup (Superbet Κύπελλο Ελλάδας) The primary national football cup competition in Greece, featuring professional clubs from various divisions competing in a knockout tournament format. Currently sponsored by Superbet.
  • Superbet Super Cup (Superbet Super Cup) A season-opening match contested between the Greek Cup winner and the Super League 1 champion, currently sponsored by Superbet.
  • Third National Division (Γ' Εθνική) The third tier of professional football in Greece, serving as a feeder division to the upper leagues.
  • Greek Amateur Cup (Κύπελλο Ερασιτεχνικών Ομάδων) National cup competition for amateur football clubs in Greece.
  • Women's Football Competitions (Women's A', B', C' National Divisions) Multi-tiered national women's football league system including Women's First National Division, Women's Second National Division, Women's Third National Division, and Women's Cup.
  • National Teams Programs (Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, Futsal) Representation teams competing in international competitions including UEFA Nations League, World Cup qualifiers, European Championships, and friendlies across all age categories.
  • UEFA Playmakers A football development program for girls aged 5-8, implemented in partnership with UEFA and Disney, using Disney stories to teach football fundamentals through play-based learning.
  • Anagennisi (Rebirth) Development Programme A comprehensive long-term youth football development program presented in January 2026, focusing on systematic education from grassroots level and modernization of football organization and structure.
  • Youth Development Programs (Pass to Schools, Football is a Road to Life, Play.Enjoy.Learn.) Grassroots football development initiatives targeting young players across Greece, including school-based programs (Pass to Schools) and development camps (Football is a Road to Life, Play.Enjoy.Learn.).
  • eShop (eposhop.gr) Official online merchandise store of the Hellenic Football Federation selling official merchandise and memorabilia through eposhop.gr.
  • e-Ticketing (pame-ethniki.gr) Official ticketing platform for National Team matches and cup competitions of HFF.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Development programs implemented across 32 regional football associations in 20 cities over 4 months (Rebirth program)
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EPO - Hellenic Football Federation partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

23 partnerships are on record, tiered core, gold sponsor, sponsor, official supporter and supplier.

  • FIFAcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026FIFA supports the Rebirth development program and various HFF initiatives. UEFA General Secretary Theodoridis emphasized FIFA's support for HFF development programs.
  • UEFAcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 March 2023UEFA Playmakers is implemented in Greece through collaboration between HFF, UEFA, and Disney. This is the largest football learning program for girls in Europe, with over 1,500 young girls participating at 60 centres.
  • Allwyngold sponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerAllwyn serves as the Gold Sponsor of the Hellenic Football Federation. Allwyn is a leading gaming company that supports Greek football through this major sponsorship arrangement.
  • AdidassponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerAdidas is a global leader in sporting goods, providing football equipment and apparel sponsorship. Headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany, with operations in over 190 countries.
  • VodafonesponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerVodafone Greece is a leading telecommunications provider implementing a €1 billion investment plan for fiber-optic infrastructure and 5G network expansion.
  • VoltonsponsorGTM or Marketing PartnerVolton is an energy company operating as a sponsor of the Hellenic Football Federation.
  • AEGEANofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerAEGEAN is Greece's most successful regional airline, founded in 1999 and listed on the Stock Exchange since 2007. Member of STAR ALLIANCE. In 2024, carried 16.3 million passengers.
  • Avanceofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerAvance Car Rental has been providing services since 1992 with nationwide coverage through 60 service points in 40 cities across Greece.
  • INTERSPORTofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerINTERSPORT is the No.1 sports retailer in Greece. Since 2026, INTERSPORT serves as the Official Merchandising Supplier of the National Football Team.
  • Poweradeofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerPowerade is a sports drink brand owned by The Coca-Cola Company, providing hydration products for athletes.
  • The Athens Clinic (Lefkos Stavros)official supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerLefkos Stavros - The Athens Clinic provides medical and healthcare services as an official supporter.
  • Callistaofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerCallista is a Greek luxury brand founded in 2013 in Athens, renowned for handcrafted leather bags and accessories. Team of around 80 employees with boutiques in Athens and Paris.
  • IOLIofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerIOLI is a natural mineral water brand from Mount Oiti. Since February 2023, IOLI SPRING S.A. is a member of the Hellenic Wineries Group (Sterner Stenhus Group).
  • Roundglass Livingofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerRoundglass Living is a wellbeing app providing daily recommendations for sleep, stress reduction, and focus through breathwork, meditation, yoga, and nutrition.
  • G. Papadogamvrosofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerPapadogamvros is a leading Greek men's wear atelier based in Kifissia, Athens with three-generation tailoring legacy.
  • RAINSofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerRAINS was founded in Denmark in 2012, an international lifestyle brand redefining modern outerwear with presence in more than 30 countries.
  • Coffee Berryofficial supporterGTM or Marketing PartnerCoffee Berry is a coffee retailer and brand operating as an official supporter.
  • AmistimsupplierOthersAmistim is a supplier to the Hellenic Football Federation.
  • OstraconsupplierOthersOstracon Ltd specializes in high-technology products for health and exercise, with expertise in biomechanics, biomedical engineering, and sports performance.
  • Liga SportsupplierOthersLiga Sport has been active since 2015 in team sports equipment, maintaining a network of over 850 sports clubs. The only sports company in the Balkans with FIFA Quality Pro, FIFA Quality, and FIFA Basic certifications for footballs.
  • MedicinsupplierOthersMedicin is a supplier of medical and health-related products and services.
  • Epi-BionsupplierOthersEpi-Bion was established in 1993, specializing in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation equipment and services. Distributor of Biowave, Level, Easytech, Cryonic, New Age products.
  • DisneycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerDisney collaborates with UEFA and HFF on the UEFA Playmakers program, using Disney stories (Frozen, The Incredibles, Moana) to teach football fundamentals to girls aged 5-8.

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Portuguese Football Federation (FPF): Portugal's national football federation, the most directly comparable peer: similarly sized Mediterranean football market, comparable population base, and overlapping sponsor universe in telecom and gaming. FPF operates equivalent men's, women's, and youth national-team programs and domestic cup competitions.
  • Croatian Football Federation (HNS): Croatia's national federation, a close analogue in country size, football enthusiasm, and over-performance of national team relative to market size. HNS organizes equivalent cup, league-tier, and women's football programs.
  • Romanian Football Federation (FRF): Romania's national federation, comparable in emerging-market dynamics, diaspora-driven media rights value, and federation-led development programs. FRF's Cupa României and Supercupa mirror HFF's cup and Super Cup products.
  • Football Federation of Serbia (FSS): Serbia's national federation, comparable in regional positioning within UEFA, similar national-team competitive trajectory, and federation-led grassroots investment focus.
  • Football Association of Ireland (FAI): Ireland's national federation, comparable in population (~5M) and diaspora-driven broadcasting economics. FAI's League of Ireland cup and national-team programs share structural similarities with HFF's product portfolio.
  • Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB): Netherlands' national federation, a benchmark for federation-led grassroots development and women's football — both directly relevant to HFF's Anagennisi and Playmakers programs. Operates KNVB Beker and a multi-tier Eredivisie sanctioning structure.
  • Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA): Belgium's national federation, comparable in population (~11M vs Greece's ~10M), market size, and federation structure. Operates the Belgian Cup, Pro League sanctioning, and a similarly deep national-team pyramid — a direct size-and-structure analogue to HFF.
  • Turkish Football Federation (TFF): Turkey's national federation, comparable in passionate football culture, federation-versus-clubs commercial dynamics, and reliance on gaming-sector sponsorship. TFF's Süper Kupa and Türkiye Kupası mirror HFF's Super Cup and Greek Cup structure.

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  • Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF): Spain's national federation, a larger incumbent in the same football-governance category. RFEF's Copa del Rey and Supercopa provide a blueprint for HFF's Superbet-branded competitions, and its women's football structure (Liga F) is a forward-looking benchmark.
  • Italian Football Federation (FIGC): Italy's national federation, a larger incumbent offering comparable Coppa Italia and Supercoppa Italiana products. FIGC's Settori Federali (refereeing, coaching schools) directly mirror HFF's coach licensing and referee training operations.

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Frequently asked questions about EPO - Hellenic Football Federation

What does EPO - Hellenic Football Federation do?

The Hellenic Football Federation is the official national governing body for football in Greece. It organizes and regulates all professional and amateur football competitions in the country, including the Superbet Greek Cup, Superbet Super Cup, Third National Division, Greek Amateur Cup, and multi-tiered Women's Football Competitions. It manages every Greek national team program (Men's, Women's, U21, U19, U17, WU19, WU17, Futsal) for international competitions, runs referee training and certification through its Refereeing Committee, delivers UEFA-aligned coaching licensing through its coaching schools, and executes grassroots youth development programs.

Is EPO - Hellenic Football Federation a public or private company?

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was EPO - Hellenic Football Federation founded?

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation was founded in 1926. It employs 101 to 250 people.

Where is EPO - Hellenic Football Federation based?

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation is headquartered in Athens, Greece, in the Europe region.

Who are EPO - Hellenic Football Federation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Portuguese Football Federation (FPF), Croatian Football Federation (HNS), Romanian Football Federation (FRF), Football Federation of Serbia (FSS), Football Association of Ireland (FAI), Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB), Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) and Turkish Football Federation (TFF). Broad incumbents are Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) and Italian Football Federation (FIGC).

Does EPO - Hellenic Football Federation have an API?

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What industry is EPO - Hellenic Football Federation in?

EPO - Hellenic Football Federation's product category is Sports Federation / Football Governance. Its primary akta.pro industry code is MPAKAFAE, Professional Sport Governing Bodies & League Sanctioning Authorities, with a secondary code of MPAKACAD, Amateur Sport Governing Bodies & Federations (National/Regional). Its NAICS code is 71121.

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