The 34-year-old Greek player scored 20 goals in 137 appearances
for Bolton since signing from Olympiakos in May 2003.
However he has been without a club since leaving the Reebok
during the summer.
He had been training with Hull as a free agent and now joins
Phil Brown's Barclays Premier League side on a permanent contract
after agreeing personal terms.
He has signed until the end of the season however that could be
extended if the move works out.
He told the offical club web site: "I'm very, very pleased to be
a Hull City player. My main target and my dream was to stay in
England and to stay in the Premier League and Hull City have given
me the chance to make my dream come true.
"I am not new to the Premier League. I have been playing in this
division for the last five years with Bolton, but I have come to
Hull City to make a new start and take another step in my
career.
"I have ambitions and I have dreams. I want to help Hull City
with all of the strength that I have."
The former Bolton midfielder admits the opportunity to work
alongside Phil Brown once again was a major factor in his decision
to move to East Yorkshire and he says he owes a debt of gratitude
to Brown and City Chairman Paul Duffen.
"Myself and the gaffer have known each other ever since I
arrived in England and we have a very good relationship.
"At this point, I would like to thank the gaffer and the
chairman for offering me this deal. If those two were not here,
maybe I wouldn't have signed.
"The Club is already high in the table and I wish for this place
in the table to remain and maybe get better in the future. There is
ambition here and a very nice, loud crowd. The team tries to play
attractive football and that is one of the reasons I came
here."
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