Giorgos Karagounis extends Fulham stay by one year
Karagounis played 28 times for Martin Jol's side last term but was initially released at the end of that campaign.
Veteran Greece midfielder Giorgos Karagounis has signed a one-year contract extension at Fulham, the west London club said on Tuesday.
The 36-year-old, Greece's record capped international, joined a year ago from Panathinaikos on a free transfer and helped the Cottagers to a 12th-placed Premier League finish.
He played 28 times for Martin Jol's side last term but was initially released at the end of that campaign.
Yet despite being linked with a return to Panathinaikos or a move to Australians Melbourne Victory, he has now penned a new one-year deal with Fulham.
With a record 125 caps for his country, Karagounis helped them to Euro 2004 glory, scoring their opening goal of the tournament in a shock victory over hosts Portugal.
During his career he has also turned out for Inter Milan and Benfica.