Champions League 2015/16 profiles: Olympiakos

Along with the stalwart Argentine, exciting Portuguese forward Hernani should provide the club with plenty of attacking intent in Europe, having agreed a season-long loan spell from giants Porto.

Familiar faces: Cambiasso spent a shock campaign with the Foxes in the Premier League last term, having previously plied his trade for the likes of Inter Milan and Real Madrid.

Ideye Brown may be a recognisable face for West Bromwich Albion fans, with the Nigerian attacker sealing a switch to the Greek champions this summer too, after seven goals in all competitions in his final campaign with the Baggies.

Key player: Having arrived from England, former Argentina midfielder Cambiasso is set to become a pivotal player in his new surroundings, a familiar role to the now 35-year-old.

His range of passing and goals from deep will help Olympiakos both domestically and especially in the Champions League, along with his vast experience of Europe’s elite club competition.

One to watch: Kostas Fortounis, a talented attacking midfielder, has been with the club since last year and has quickly developed into a key creative threat. The 22-year-old has begun the current campaign in fine form and that should continue.

Emerging talent: Manchester City youth product Omar Elabdellaoui, now a Norway international could be set for a bright European term, having become a dangerous right-sided wide utility player, featuring both on the wing and at full back.

CL group and fixtures:

Group F

v Bayern Munich (home), September 16th
v Arsenal (away), September 29th
v Zagreb (away), October 20th
v Zagreb (home), November 4th
v Bayern Munich (away), November 24th
v Arsenal (home), December 9th