1926 (magazine)

1926 is a Cypriot monthly sports magazine published in Nicosia. It is the official magazine of the multi-sports club APOEL[1] and was established in 2013.

APOEL 1926
CategoriesSports magazine
FrequencyMonthly
PublisherMEDIAPRO
First issueMarch 7, 2013 (2013-03-07)
CountryCyprus
Based inNicosia
LanguageGreek
Websitewww.apoel.com.cy

History

The magazine was established in 2013 and published by MEDIAPRO[2] as the APOEL's official magazine, providing a monthly insight about the Cypriot multisport club APOEL Nicosia. The magazine is named after the founding year of the club.[3] The first issue appeared in March 2013 and was available throughout the island in media outlets, the Orange Shop (APOEL's official store),[4] and online at readpoint.com.[5]

Content

The magazine covers all of APOEL's teams (football, basketball, futsal, volleyball, water polo), as well as individual sports (archery, bowling, cycling, running, swimming, table tennis), with feature stories, interviews, retro, and presentations. The main focus is on football, since that sport is the most popular in Cyprus.[6]

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See also

References
  1. Μπιτόν, Μπέκμαν, Λέιλα Πίντο και Χρύσης Μιχαήλ στο νέο περιοδικό του ΑΠΟΕΛ Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine
  2. "MEDIAPRO". Archived from the original on 2017-05-26. Retrieved 2020-05-16.
  3. Ιστορική Aναδρομή
  4. Orange Shop online
  5. ReadPoint
  6. Map of most popular sport in every country
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