He was promoted to the men's team in 1956, where he played for three seasons before he was given as an exchange, as a part of the transfer of Manolis Kanellopoulos from Egaleo in 1959, after the suggestion of Tryfon Tzanetis.

After a season at the club frpm Aigaleo, he was transferred to Prasina Poulia, where he played as a player-coach until 1967 and managed to win the promotion to the second division in 1961.

[1] Chatzimichail returned to the AEK Αthens after he retired as a footballer, where he replaced Georgios Daispangos in the technical leadership of the team's infrastructure departments.

In the difficult last season of Stanković, after the defeat by Apollon Kalamarias in the Cup, he was anointed the first coach of AEK as an interim.

His move to Kavala in 1983 was also admirable, where he managed to keep the team in the division, despite the 10-point penalty in the start of the season.