The historian Nikos Giannopoulos, combining his scientific expertise and experience with his love for the sport and the club, responds to historical memory with a pioneering work that differs from the typical timeline or collection of narratives.

This book, the result of exhaustive archival research, highlights the "Two-Headed Eagle of the North" not only as a football team but also as a historical phenomenon. Through its pages, the author invites us to "sign" the founding act of PAOK, to meet well-known and unknown heroes, to watch matches at the Fountain, to be present at the inauguration of Toumba, to crowd at the gates of Gate 4, to celebrate in the stands of Highbury, to mock Borussia Dortmund's "Yellow Wall," to dance at Sukru Saracoglu.

The "Two-Headed Eagle of the North," 60 years after its first match in Europe, boasts historic qualifications and victories against teams such as Arsenal, Tottenham, Benfica, and others, and the fact that it is the only Greek team with a positive record in Europe! PAOK, in 258 European matches, has achieved 101 wins, 69 draws, and 88 losses (as of November 6, 2025). The victory over Wiener was the start of a journey filled with historic triumphs, great wins, heavy defeats, and above all, unparalleled qualification opportunities.