Demetris Kizas (; born September 6, 1953) is a Cypriot former international footballer.
Playing career He began to play football from Paralimni in 1971 and in 1976 he went to Greece to play for Panathinaikos. After a big career with Panathinaikos, in 1981 he went to Panachaiki and the next year to the OFI of Crete. A year later, he returned to Panachaiki where he retired in 1989. Today he is a permanent resident of Patras. He is a member and has been also chairman of veterans of Panachaiki.
He wore the shirt of the Cyprus national football team nine times and scored one goal.
Honours Panathinaikos Alpha Ethniki: 1976–77 Greek Cup: 1976–77
Panachaiki Beta Ethniki: 1983–84, 1986–87
Cyprus national football team Type Date Stadium Team Team Score Minutes of playingFriendly1 April 1975GSPNicosiaCyprusGreece1-2in as a substitution at 46’Qualifying European Championship 1976 8 June 1975Tsirion StadiumLimassolCyprusPortugal0-290'Qualifying European Championship 197611 May 1975Tsirion StadiumLimassolCyprusEngland0-190'Qualifying European Championship 197620 April 1975PragueCzechoslovakiaCyprus4-090'Qualifying European Championship 197616 April 1975LondonEnglandCyprus5-090'Qualifying European Championship 19809 December 1979Tsirion StadiumLimassolCyprusSpain1-390'Qualifying European Championship 198013 December 1978SalamancaSpainCyprus5-090'Friendly16 January 1980GSPNicosiaCyprusGreece1-1 (goal at 81΄)90'1982 FIFA World Cup qualification11 October 1980Tsirion StadiumLimassolCyprusFrance0-790'
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