Traianos Dellas (; born 31 January 1976) is a Greek football manager and former professional footballer, who played as a centre back. He was an integral part of Greece's Euro 2004 winning squad, during which he became the only player to score a silver goal in an international football match. He last managed Super League club Panetolikos. Club career Aris Dellas started playing football in 1993 at Aris for two years, where he helped the club of Thessaloniki to qualify for the 1994–95 UEFA Cup. He played alongside Fanis Katergiannakis, with whom they won Euro 2004 with Greece in Portugal. Panserraikos In the summer of 1994 Dellas was loaned to Panserraikos for two seasons, where he played as regular. Sheffield United Dellas returned to Aris again before joining Sheffield United in England. Dellas is best remembered by Sheffield United fans for a game against Tranmere Rovers in March 1999. With United 2–0 down, Dellas came on as a substitute and scored twice as they won 3–2. His other goal with " the Blades" was an amazing 30-yard strike in a home game against Portsmouth which was also a late winner. AEK Athens In 1999 Dellas returned to Greece to sing for AEK Athens in a recommendation of Vasilis Dimitriadis. He won the Greek Cup in 2000 playing alongside players such as Demis Nikolaidis and Vasilios Tsiartas. Dellas had a fairly good presence for two years in the team, but the intense competition that existed in the positions of central defenders and his lack of speed resulted in 2001 with the then presindent, Makis Psomiadis and the coach, Fernando Santos, considering the huge number of center backs in the roster, to release him. Perugia After this departure from AEK, Dellas signed for the Italian club, Perugia. However, Dellas was dropped from Perugia's first team after a disagreement over his contract and he did not make a single appearance in the last six months of the season, playing only eight matches overall. Roma After leaving the club Dellas caught the attention of Serie A club Roma and he joined the team on a free transfer in 2002. After finally establishing himself as a starter following the move of coach Fabio Capello to Juventus, Dellas's performances were outstanding. He earned the peculiar honour of being one of three players alongside Francesco Totti and Vincenzo Montella who were not consistently booed by the fans