Former Greek footballer Alexis Kougias has installed his 16-year-old son as the president of third-tier club Ionikos after completing a takeover.
Kougias had spells as AEK Athens president and is now the majority shareholder at Apollon Larissa.
The 66-year-old added to his portfolio of clubs with the purchase of Ionikos and his teenage son Christos has been put in charge in a sensational move that will raise eyebrows.
"Ionikos is now changing its board and with many dreams and aspirations sets the goal of creating a healthy sports club that will star in the years to come," read a club statement.
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