Lampros Georgiadis (; born 11 January 1963) is a Greek former professional footballer who played as midfielder.
Georgiadis initially competed in the village team, AE Nea Sampsounta and then PAS Preveza where he played for 4 years at Gamma Ethniki. In 1984 he was transferred to another Gamma Ethniki side, Anagennisi Arta for 5 million drachmas.
On 14 July 1986 Georgiadis made the big step of his career and was transferred to AEK Athens for a fee of 11 million drachmas, while he was serving in the Army. He played as am attacking midfielder and left midfielder, but many times he also played as a left back. A footballer with a long stride and a strong shot, he was an important player of the team for the seven years he wore its jersey, having appearances sometimes as a starter and sometimes as a substitute. He did not impress with his performances, while also having several injuries, but he was a player who won the trust of his coaches. He had a fairly large participation in the championship of 1989, while on the contrary in his last 2 seasons in the team when they won the respective titles, his participation was very little. In addition to these 3 championships, he won the one Super Cup and one League Cup with AEK.
On 15 July 1993 Georgiadis was released from AEK and signed for Kalamata alongside his teammates Pavlos Papaioannou and Christos Vasilopoulos. He stayed at the club until 1998, when he retired as a footballer.
From 1986 to 1988 Georgiadis was a member of Greece U21, winning 2nd place in the 1988 UEFA European Under-21 Championship, under Andreas Stamatiadis.
After the end of his football career, he did not work professionally in the field of football. However, he has a strong participation in events and matches of the association of veteran football players of AEK Athens. In 2018 he was hired as a coach in the football academies of Kostas Nestoridis, Nestoras FC.
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