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Bobby Wood

Striker, born 1992, 8 clubs, 3 loans, 2010s era

Bobby Wood played for 8 clubs in his senior career, starting at 1860 Munich in 2011. His longest spell was at 1860 Munich: 4 seasons, 2011–2015. He went out on loan 3 times, to Erzgebirge Aue, Hannover 96, Real Monarchs. He returned to Hamburger SV and Real Salt Lake after time away. His last club was New England Revolution, where he played until 2024.

  1. 1860 Munich2011–151860 Munich, 2011–15
    Erzgebirge Aue2015loan from 1MErzgebirge Aue, 2015, on loan from 1860 Munich
    Union Berlin2015–16Union Berlin, 2015–16
    Hamburger SV2016–18Hamburger SV, 2016–18
  2. Hannover 962018–19loan from HSVHannover 96, 2018–19, on loan from Hamburger SV
    Hamburger SV2019–21backHamburger SV, 2019–21, back after loan
    Real Salt Lake2021Real Salt Lake, 2021
    Real Monarchs2021loan from RSLReal Monarchs, 2021, on loan from Real Salt Lake
  3. Real Salt Lake2021–22backReal Salt Lake, 2021–22, back after loan
    New England Revolution2023–24New England Revolution, 2023–24

Bobby Wood’s clubs

YearsClub
2011–20151860 Munich
2015Erzgebirge AueLoan from 1860 Munich
2015–2016Union Berlin
2016–2018Hamburger SV
2018–2019Hannover 96Loan from Hamburger SV
2019–2021Hamburger SVReturned
2021Real Salt Lake
2021Real MonarchsLoan from Real Salt Lake
2021–2022Real Salt LakeReturned
2023–2024New England Revolution

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What clubs did Bobby Wood play for?
Bobby Wood played for 8 clubs in his senior career: 1860 Munich, Erzgebirge Aue, Union Berlin, Hamburger SV, Hannover 96, Real Salt Lake, Real Monarchs and New England Revolution.
What was Bobby Wood's last club?
Bobby Wood's last club was New England Revolution (2023–2024).
What was Bobby Wood's first club?
Bobby Wood started his senior career at 1860 Munich in 2011.

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Senior club career from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Youth, reserve and international teams are not included.