Greek champions Olympiacos announced that striker Kostas Mitroglou has returned to the club on loan until June 2015 from Fulham.

Mitroglou, 26, initially joined Fulham in January on a four-and-a-half-year contract for a reported ￡12.5m transfer fee but injuries limited his impact at the English side.

"I am very happy to return to Olympiacos,Fifa 15 Coins Android, which is my family. I want to thank the Olympiacos president (Vangelis Marinakis), the club’s administration and coach Michel who showed how much they wanted me back. I also want to thank Fulham, who respected my wish to play at a higher level, the UEFA Champions League," Mitroglou said.

Mitroglou saw limited action at the recent FIFA World Cup? for Greece but won five league titles and three Greek Cups during his previous spell at Olympiacos. He was the top scorer in the Greek Super League in the first half of last season with 14 goals before moving to London.

Mitroglou began his professional career with Borussia Monchengladbach in Germany before joining Olympiacos in 2007. He went on to make 148 appearances for the Greek heavyweights, scoring 62 goals. Last season he became the first Greek player to score a Champions League hat-trick when he claimed all three goals in Olympiacos’s 3-0 group-phase success away to Belgian side Anderlecht.

He has scored eight goals in 28 international appearances, notably netting three times as Greece overcame Romania in a two-legged FIFA World Cup qualifying play-off in November.

Olympiacos have been drawn alongside Atletico Madrid, Juventus and Malmo in Group A of this season’s Champions League and will begin their campaign at home to Atletico on 16 September.

When torpedo-g started playing FIFA Ultimate Trivia, he never expected that it would result in a two-week long World Cup journey that would include match tickets, flights and accommodation in three host cities. As a Grand Prize winner, he was able to select a team to follow for the entire group stage. “As an Albanian, I’ve never seen my national team qualify for the World Cup,” he said. “But when I was a kid my father showed me videos of Holland and Johan Cruyff. The more I watched them play, the more I loved them.”

torpedo-g watched Netherlands play in Salvador, Porto Alegre and Sao Paulo. “My favourite match was the one against Spain. It was the day after my birthday. As an Oranje fan I was crushed after the 2010 Final. When I saw Spain take the lead in Salvador I started having the same bad emotions. The rest is history. The second half was absurd! The Dutch scored four goals on the side I was sitting in!”
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At the Final
Currently living in the USA, nangaca surprised her Colombia father by winning the 2013 FIFA/FIFPro Predictor game and inviting him on a trip that would include four nights in Rio de Janeiro and seats in the Maracana for the Germany-Argentina Final. The father and daughter reunited at Gale?o International Airport in Rio to embark on the trip of a lifetime. “Rio turned into a carnival the day of the Final. You couldn’t find a silent corner in the city!” Said nangaca. “This experience surpassed all my expectations. We are already planning our trip to Russia!”

While the sights were impressive, trinipelvic from Trinidad and Tobago fell in love with the sounds of Brazil. “Even though there were two teams on the field there were three teams in the stands,” he said, recalling his experience at the Final. “It was a singing battle between the Argentinians and the Brazilians and Germans. It was fantastic!”