David Strelec Transfer from Middlesbrough to PAOK
Reports earlier in the summer suggested David Strelec had agreed personal terms with Greek Super League side PAOK. After PAOK failed in their bid to qualify for the Europa Conference League, their hopes of signing the Slovakian from Boro this summer faded significantly. With the transfer window in Greece now closed, Strelec will remain a Boro player until at least January.
Reports earlier in the summer suggested David Strelec had agreed personal terms with Greek Super League side PAOK. After PAOK failed in their bid to qualify for the Europa Conference League, their hopes of signing the Slovakian from Boro this summer faded significantly. With the transfer window in Greece now closed, Strelec will remain a Boro player until at least January.
Kim Hellberg stated that he sees David Strelec at the club, adding that he thinks Strelec is a brilliant footballer and that he hopes he is there. Hellberg also said that he has not heard anything concerning the PAOK speculation, despite having read about it and being questioned on the topic.
Kim Hellberg stated that he sees David Strelec at the club, adding that he thinks Strelec is a brilliant footballer and that he hopes he is there. Hellberg also said that he has not heard anything concerning the PAOK speculation, despite having read about it and being questioned on the topic.
According to Boro's Voice, PAOK has reached an agreement with David Strelec and is now in discussions with Middlesbrough to determine the terms of his transfer. Middlesbrough has been open to discussing his departure, either as a permanent transfer or on loan, since the beginning of the summer. PAOK had shown serious interest from the start of the summer, but a June injury to David Strelec caused the club to temporarily pause their pursuit. Information indicates that David Strelec has now recovered from his injury, which has allowed talks to resume. The player has not played in Middlesbrough's first three official matches of the new season.
According to Boro's Voice, PAOK has reached an agreement with David Strelec and is now in discussions with Middlesbrough to determine the terms of his transfer. Middlesbrough has been open to discussing his departure, either as a permanent transfer or on loan, since the beginning of the summer. PAOK had shown serious interest from the start of the summer, but a June injury to David Strelec caused the club to temporarily pause their pursuit. Information indicates that David Strelec has now recovered from his injury, which has allowed talks to resume. The player has not played in Middlesbrough's first three official matches of the new season.
PAOK has advanced its contacts with Slovak striker Strelec, according to Sport FM. To sign the player on loan, PAOK needs to reach an agreement with Middlesbrough.
PAOK has advanced its contacts with Slovak striker Strelec, according to Sport FM. To sign the player on loan, PAOK needs to reach an agreement with Middlesbrough.
In response to claims from Europe on Thursday that PAOK had agreed personal terms with David Strelec, Scott said Boro have not had any contact from the Greek side over the player. Scott stated he was unaware of the claims and that Strelec had not approached him. He added that while he was not saying the claims were baseless, Boro have had no contact from PAOK, and that if PAOK have reached an agreement, they have not contacted Boro. Currently, Boro have not received any formal bids and Strelec returned to training at Rockliffe this week after a spell out with injury.
In response to claims from Europe on Thursday that PAOK had agreed personal terms with David Strelec, Scott said Boro have not had any contact from the Greek side over the player. Scott stated he was unaware of the claims and that Strelec had not approached him. He added that while he was not saying the claims were baseless, Boro have had no contact from PAOK, and that if PAOK have reached an agreement, they have not contacted Boro. Currently, Boro have not received any formal bids and Strelec returned to training at Rockliffe this week after a spell out with injury.
PAOK is nearing an agreement to acquire 25-year-old Slovak center forward David Strelec from Middlesbrough, who is considered the primary target for the Greek team's attack. According to his representatives, PAOK has reached an agreement with the Slovakia international. An agreement on terms with Middlesbrough is still needed. Strelec has 39 caps and 10 goals for his country and joined his current club in September 2025 on a contract that runs until June 2030. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €8.00m. Middlesbrough reportedly signed him for €7.5 million. Getafe has also been associated with a potential transfer for the forward.
PAOK is nearing an agreement to acquire 25-year-old Slovak center forward David Strelec from Middlesbrough, who is considered the primary target for the Greek team's attack. According to his representatives, PAOK has reached an agreement with the Slovakia international. An agreement on terms with Middlesbrough is still needed. Strelec has 39 caps and 10 goals for his country and joined his current club in September 2025 on a contract that runs until June 2030. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value at €8.00m. Middlesbrough reportedly signed him for €7.5 million. Getafe has also been associated with a potential transfer for the forward.
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