Christoforos Tornaritis discusses football and politics on Enimerosi Tora program

During his appearance on the television program Enimerosi Tora, founder of the Siko Pano movement Christoforos Tornaritis addressed questions from viewers regarding Cyprus football instead of the intended political discussion. The session was initially focused on the candidacy of his wife, Ramona Filip, for public office. Viewers sent messages suggesting that Tornaritis should manage the APOEL football club rather than run for parliament. In response, Tornaritis stated he is frequently asked to take over clubs such as APOEL, AEL, and Olympiacos. He cited his previous tenure at Olympiacos, claiming he cleared a five-million-euro debt for the club over five years while facing institutional challenges and poor arbitration. He also criticized the high salary discrepancies in the league, citing player Kingsley Sarfo as an example of significant pay increases. Tornaritis concluded by expressing support for his wife's candidacy.