AEK for the Super Cup. In the 1993–94 season, he won for the 6th time in his career the Cup. On November 2, 1993, Saravakos played for the last time in his career with Panathinaikos in a European competition in the away victory against Bayer Leverkusen with 1–2, opening the scoring in the 6th minute. AEK Athens In the summer of 1994, his contract was not renewed and Saravakos left Panathinaikos, at the age of 33, signing for AEK Athens. On August 10, 1994, he played in his first official match with AEK, which was one of the most memorable with their shirt against Rangers securing the qualification to the Champions League group stage for the first time in their history. Saravakos with his 2 goals in the first match, gave the victory to AEK, which prevailed in the rematch. His presence in the league was equally satisfactory as he emerged as the second scorer with 21 goals. On 1 April 1995 he scored for the last time in the derby against Olympiacos. At the end of the season they lost the Cup in final against Panathinaikos, where he lost a crucial penalty. In the following season with the "yellow-blacks", he won his third another Super Cup against his former club. On 3 December 1995 he scores his last goal for the "yellow-blacks" with a direct corner kick in a 4–0 against OFI. His advanced age and the injuries he was facing had a result not to offer much at the club. AEK played incredible football and won the Cup but finished second in the league. At the end of the year, AEK, respecting his contribution to the club, released him by terminating his contract by mutual consent. Retirement In the summer of 1997 after a year of absence from football Saravakos returned to Panathinaikos to end his career in his favorite club. He competed in just 2 league games before retiring in the summer of 1998. He is the leading scorer in history with 16 goals in the Derby of the eternal enemies. He kept the record for the best Greek scorer in UEFA competitions, with 25 goals, before he was surpassed by Demis Nikolaidis. International career Saravakos was a key member of Greece, with whom he competed between 1982 and 1994. He is fourth top scorer in the history of the national team with 22 goals in 78