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Ariel Ortega

born 1974, 9 clubs, 3 loans, 2000s era

Ariel Ortega played for 9 clubs in his senior career, starting at River Plate in 1991. His longest spell was at River Plate: 5 seasons, 1991–1996. He went out on loan 3 times, to CSIR, All Boys, Defensores de Belgrano. He returned to River Plate after time away. His last club was Defensores de Belgrano, where he played until 2012.

  1. River Plate1991–96River Plate, 1991–96
    Valencia1997–98Valencia, 1997–98
    Sampdoria1998–99Sampdoria, 1998–99
    Parma1999–00Parma, 1999–00
  2. River Plate2000–02River Plate, 2000–02
    Fenerbahçe2002–03Fenerbahçe, 2002–03
    Newell's Old Boys2004–06Newell's Old Boys, 2004–06
    River Plate2006–08River Plate, 2006–08
  3. CSIR2008–09loan from CARPCSIR, 2008–09, on loan from River Plate
    River Plate2009–11backRiver Plate, 2009–11, back after loan
    All Boys2011loan from CARPAll Boys, 2011, on loan from River Plate
    Defensores de Belgrano2011–12loan from CARPDefensores de Belgrano, 2011–12, on loan from River Plate

Ariel Ortega’s clubs

YearsClub
1991–1996River Plate
1997–1998Valencia
1998–1999Sampdoria
1999–2000Parma
2000–2002River Plate
2002–2003Fenerbahçe
2004–2006Newell's Old Boys
2006–2008River Plate
2008–2009CSIRLoan from River Plate
2009–2011River PlateReturned
2011All BoysLoan from River Plate
2011–2012Defensores de BelgranoLoan from River Plate

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What clubs did Ariel Ortega play for?
Ariel Ortega played for 9 clubs in his senior career: River Plate, Valencia, Sampdoria, Parma, Fenerbahçe, Newell's Old Boys, CSIR, All Boys and Defensores de Belgrano.
What was Ariel Ortega's last club?
Ariel Ortega's last club was Defensores de Belgrano (2011–2012).
What was Ariel Ortega's first club?
Ariel Ortega started his senior career at River Plate in 1991.

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