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Aleksandar Katai

Winger, born 1991, 9 clubs, 4 loans, 2010s era

Aleksandar Katai played for 9 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Vojvodina in 2009. His longest spell was at Red Star Belgrade: 6 seasons, 2020–present. He went out on loan 4 times, to Palić, OFI, Vojvodina and others. He returned to Vojvodina after time away. He is currently at Red Star Belgrade.

  1. Vojvodina2009Vojvodina, 2009
    Palić2009loan from VOJPalić, 2009, on loan from Vojvodina
    Vojvodina2009–11backVojvodina, 2009–11, back after loan
    Olympiacos2011Olympiacos, 2011
  2. OFI2011loan from OLYOFI, 2011, on loan from Olympiacos
    Vojvodina2012–13loan from OLYVojvodina, 2012–13, on loan from Olympiacos
    Platanias2013–14loan from OLYPlatanias, 2013–14, on loan from Olympiacos
    Red Star Belgrade2014–16Red Star Belgrade, 2014–16
  3. Alavés2016–17Alavés, 2016–17
    Chicago Fire2018–20Chicago Fire, 2018–20
    LA Galaxy2020LA Galaxy, 2020
    Red Star Belgrade2020–Red Star Belgrade, 2020–

Aleksandar Katai’s clubs

YearsClub
2009Vojvodina
2009PalićLoan from Vojvodina
2009–2011VojvodinaReturned
2011Olympiacos
2011OFILoan from Olympiacos
2012–2013VojvodinaLoan from Olympiacos
2013–2014PlataniasLoan from Olympiacos
2014–2016Red Star Belgrade
2016–2017Alavés
2018–2020Chicago Fire
2020LA Galaxy
2020–presentRed Star Belgrade

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What clubs did Aleksandar Katai play for?
Aleksandar Katai played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Vojvodina, Palić, Olympiacos, OFI, Platanias, Red Star Belgrade, Alavés, Chicago Fire and LA Galaxy.
What is Aleksandar Katai's current club?
Aleksandar Katai is at Red Star Belgrade, where he has played since 2020.
What was Aleksandar Katai's first club?
Aleksandar Katai started his senior career at Vojvodina in 2009.

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