Fahro Alihodzic Joins Promitheas in Greece Return

By Bradley Gains on September 13, 2015

Fahro Alihodzic will return to Greece this season after joining second division side Promitheas Patras.

The 26-year-old made his GB Senior International debut against the Netherlands this summer before scoring 8 points in the win over Portugal, and is now set for his second season as a pro.

Alihodzic had a spell in the Greek top-flight with AGOR during his rookie campaign that also included spells in Hungary and Argentina as well as spending pre-season in Spain.

The 6’10” centre finished his first season as a pro in the Argentinian top-flight with Estudiantes Concordia; averaging 7.9 points and 4.1 rebounds per game in 14 outings.

Promitheas earned promotion to the A2 league following a successful 2014-15 season saw them amass a 24-2 record in the B League North standings.

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