According to SYRIZA's leader, the parties that assumed them represent today only 33% of Greek citizens.

Sources claim that Antonis Samaras will most probably invite all deputies, who have separated from the party to return in order to establish a European centre-right front against the possible exit of Greece from the European structures.

A movement is being formed in New Democracy, calling for unification of all right-wing forces.

The leader of the Greek Socialist Party did not specify whether it would cooperate with SYRIZA, but hinted that the party is not ready to abandon its commitments to Brussels and Washington under the Memorandum of financial assistance.

For years, only a third of the voters did not vote for one of two former governmental parties. Less than one in three voters voted for PASOK and New Democracy on Sunday. We have gone into a new era without the possibility of turning back, said sociologist Thomas Gerakis in an interview with Anastasia Balezdrova.

"In the end, Tsipras wants us to exit the euro area. Why doesn't he say it straight out, like the KKE?" asked New Democracy leader.

According to the information, which has not been confirmed yet, an official source said that his candidacy will be considered at a meeting of political leaders on Saturday and if there are no serious objections, he might take the lead of the next Greek Parliament.