[1] The political situation in Greece was normalizing, the "government commissioners" left the sports clubs and Loukas Barlos, after elections, got 58% and the wheel of AEK in his hands.

[2] Barlos, a large industrialist of the time with the main occupation of the bauxite trade from the region of Boeotia, but above all a huge football fan, was to become the president-symbol in the history of the club.

The "grandfather", as he was nicknamed, due to his age, set new standards even to the sports equipment and the team's clothing.

[1] The two legally allowed positions of foreign players were filled by two Germans, the striker, Walter Wagner from Austria Wien and Timo Zahnleiter from 1860 München, who was one of the first modern defensive midfielders in Greece.

[4] The fast winger Christos Ardizoglou from Apollon Athens[5] and the diligent scorer Georgios Dedes, alongside the defender Giorgos Skrekis from Panionios, arrived at the club.

The list is sorted by competition order when total clean sheets are equal and then alphabetically by surname.