Konstantinos Malioufas (; born 1 September 1963) is a Greek former professional footballer and current football official, best known for his long-standing career as a central defender for PAOK.
Career Malioufas started his football journey in the regional leagues of Pella, playing for local clubs Atromitos Lakkas and Aris Palefytou, before making his big move to PAOK in 1983. He spent 12 consecutive seasons with the Thessaloniki club, registering 262 official appearances across all competitions and winning the 1985 Greek league title. After leaving PAOK in 1995, he played for Trikala for one year and concluded his playing career at Naoussa, retiring in 2000. Following his retirement, Malioufas dedicated himself to youth development, serving as the head coach of PAOK's U20 youth team from 2003 to 2005 and working extensively within the club's youth academy system. Today, he remains a vital member of the PAOK Academy, operating as a scout and managing the club's affiliate academy network across Greece.
Career statistics Club career ClubSeasonGreek LeagueGreek CupEuropeTotalAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsPAOK1983–847165101461984–85404000801985–869010001001986–8724130002711987–8820120002211988–8923070203201989–9031180004011990–9119060102601991–92241110303811992–9315010201801993–9418050002301994–9520200040Career total19855659026210
Honours PAOK Alpha Ethniki: 1984–85
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