'''Lampros''' ''(sometimes spelled '''Labros''')'' '''Choutos''' (born [[December 7]], [[1979]] in [[Athens]], [[Greece]]) is a [[Greece|Greek]] [[football (soccer)|football]] player. He plays [[striker]] for [[Reggina Calcio]], on loan from [[Internazionale Milano F.C.|Inter Milan]]. He is tall 177 cm, and weighs about 75 kg.
He started his career playing for [[AS Roma]] at the age of 16, but he has been often injured and so he never shown all of his potential talent that he had already done in the youth teams {[[primavera]]. Lampros is a pure product of the [[Panathinaikos]] youth soccer academy supervised by Greek-Argentinian [[Juan Rocha]]. Even though, his first proffesional club in Greece was archrival [[Olympiakos]] who loaned him from Roma after some great games with the Greek U-21 national team. In Olympiakos, under the direction of Italian coach Bigón he made easily his way in the first team where he formed a great tandem with [[Zlatko Zahovic]] and Brazilian star [[Giovanni]], even relegating Greek goal scorer[[Alekkos Alexandris]] to the bench. Although he gotseverely injoured, following his [karma]] he managed to score many decissive goals which made him one of the most loved ones. He won both [[2000]] and [[2001]] titles with the Red and Whites before returning the following year to Italy, notably to [[Inter Milan]] where he could not settle down and was constantly loaned to other minor teams.
