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Boubacar Sanogo

Forward, born 1982, 14 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Boubacar Sanogo played for 14 clubs in his senior career, starting at Siroco de San-Pédro in 1997. His longest spell was at Espérance de Tunis: 3 seasons, 1999–2002. He went out on loan once, to TSG Hoffenheim. His last club was VSG Altglienicke, where he played until 2018.

  1. Siroco de San-Pédro1997–99Siroco de San-Pédro, 1997–99
    Espérance de Tunis1999–02Espérance de Tunis, 1999–02
    Al Ain2002–05Al Ain, 2002–05
    1. FC Kaiserslautern2005–061. FC Kaiserslautern, 2005–06
  2. Hamburger SV2006–07Hamburger SV, 2006–07
    Werder Bremen2007–09Werder Bremen, 2007–09
    TSG Hoffenheim2009loan from SVWTSG Hoffenheim, 2009, on loan from Werder Bremen
    Saint-Étienne2009–12Saint-Étienne, 2009–12
  3. Energie Cottbus2012–14Energie Cottbus, 2012–14
    Fujairah2014–15Fujairah, 2014–15
    NorthEast United2015NorthEast United, 2015
    Al Urooba2015–16Al Urooba, 2015–16
  4. Madura United2017Madura United, 2017
    VSG Altglienicke2017–18VSG Altglienicke, 2017–18

Boubacar Sanogo’s clubs

YearsClub
1997–1999Siroco de San-Pédro
1999–2002Espérance de Tunis
2002–2005Al Ain
2005–20061. FC Kaiserslautern
2006–2007Hamburger SV
2007–2009Werder Bremen
2009TSG HoffenheimLoan from Werder Bremen
2009–2012Saint-Étienne
2012–2014Energie Cottbus
2014–2015Fujairah
2015NorthEast United
2015–2016Al Urooba
2017Madura United
2017–2018VSG Altglienicke

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What clubs did Boubacar Sanogo play for?
Boubacar Sanogo played for 14 clubs in his senior career: Siroco de San-Pédro, Espérance de Tunis, Al Ain, 1. FC Kaiserslautern, Hamburger SV, Werder Bremen, TSG Hoffenheim, Saint-Étienne, Energie Cottbus, Fujairah, NorthEast United, Al Urooba, Madura United and VSG Altglienicke.
What was Boubacar Sanogo's last club?
Boubacar Sanogo's last club was VSG Altglienicke (2017–2018).
What was Boubacar Sanogo's first club?
Boubacar Sanogo started his senior career at Siroco de San-Pédro in 1997.

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