Stavros Stamatis

His son Andreas, played in AEK for the 2012–13 season and in fact the two of them are the only father-son "couple" to date who have both scored for AEK.

Stamatis started his football career in 1980 at Ilioupoli. In 1986 he played for Charavgiakos before making his big move to AEK Athens in December 1988. He came to AEK as an attacking midfielder, but eventually became a "versatile" footballer who played in all positions of the center and the defense, but established himself mainly as a defensive midfielder. A player with good technique and passing, with the ability to "stick" the ball in his feet and carry it over long distances on the pitch, but not without his defensive capabilities. A useful tool under Dušan Bajević, often contributed as the "12th player" of the team. His lack of speed was his main playing disadvantage. On 7 May 1989, he had a very good performance in the historic 0–1 away win against Olympiacos, which gave AEK the title. His greatest appearance was at 21 October 1992, in the victory against Eindhoven with 1–0 for the European Cup, where he was very effective as a sweeper. On 1 April 1995, he scored his last goal for AEK in the derby against Olympiacos to form the final 2–2 at home. Stamatis played at AEK for 7 years, where he won 4 league titles, 1 Super Cup and 1 League Cup. In December 1995 he left for Ionikos where he played for 3 seasons, and later in Panelefsiniakos and Atromitos for one season each, before retiring in 2000.

Stamatis made 5 appearances with Greece between 1989 and 1990.

Stavros Stamatis (Greek: Σταύρος Σταματής; born 13 January 1966) is a Greek former professional footballer who played as midfielder.