Bruno Gama joins Kalamata FC after Cypriot Cup triumph

Kalamata FC have announced the signing of Portuguese winger Bruno Gama, who arrives in Greece after three successful seasons in Cyprus. The 37-year-old concluded the 2024/25 campaign in style, lifting the Cypriot Cup before deciding on a new challenge.

Gama is no stranger to Greek football, having previously spent four standout seasons with Aris, where he became a key figure and a fan favorite thanks to his creativity, technical ability, and leadership on the pitch.

Now, the experienced forward returns to Greece with a clear mission: to help Kalamata secure promotion to the Greek Super League. His arrival is seen as a major boost to the club’s ambitions, bringing both quality and experience to the squad.

Speaking about the move, Gama expressed his excitement:

‍“Happy to begin this new chapter with Kalamata FC. I’ve felt a warm welcome from everyone at the club, and now I can’t wait to officially wear the black and white colours and fight alongside my teammates to achieve our main goal.”

With his proven track record in both Cyprus and Greece, Gama’s signing is expected to add momentum to Kalamata’s promotion push in the upcoming season.

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Bruno Gama’s international career

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Throughout his career, Bruno Gama has earned over 80 caps for Portugal’s youth national teams. He stood out particularly with the Under-17 squad, where he was the top scorer at the 2004 European Championship and helped the team win the title.

At club level, Bruno Gama had notable spells with Deportivo La Coruña, winning the Spanish Second Division, and with Dnipro, where he was a UEFA Europa League runner-up in 2015. With his experience and versatility, Gama brings quality and leadership to Kalamata, strengthening both the team’s attack and midfield.

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History of PS Kalamata

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Founded in 1967, PS Kalamata is a historic football club from the city of Kalamata, in the Messinia region of Greece. Known for its passionate fanbase and strong community ties, the club has a solid tradition in Greek football.

Currently, Kalamata competes in the Super League 2, the second tier of Greek football, with the aim of returning to the top division and consolidating its competitive status.

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