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Bruno Ngotty

Centre-back, born 1971, 10 clubs, 2 loans, 1990s era

Bruno Ngotty played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Lyon in 1988. His longest spell was at Lyon: 7 seasons, 1988–1995. He went out on loan 2 times, to Venezia, Hereford United. He returned to AC Milan and Leicester City after time away. His last club was l’AS Lattes, where he played until 2011.

  1. Lyon1988–95Lyon, 1988–95
    Paris Saint-Germain1995–98Paris Saint-Germain, 1995–98
    AC Milan1998–99AC Milan, 1998–99
    Venezia1999loan from ACMVenezia, 1999, on loan from AC Milan
  2. AC Milan1999–00backAC Milan, 1999–00, back after loan
    Marseille2000–02Marseille, 2000–02
    Bolton Wanderers2001–06Bolton Wanderers, 2001–06
    Birmingham City2006–07Birmingham City, 2006–07
  3. Leicester City2007–08Leicester City, 2007–08
    Hereford United2008loan from LEIHereford United, 2008, on loan from Leicester City
    Leicester City2008–09backLeicester City, 2008–09, back after loan
    l’AS Lattes2011l’AS Lattes, 2011

Bruno Ngotty’s clubs

YearsClub
1988–1995Lyon
1995–1998Paris Saint-Germain
1998–1999AC Milan
1999VeneziaLoan from AC Milan
1999–2000AC MilanReturned
2000–2002Marseille
2001–2006Bolton Wanderers
2006–2007Birmingham City
2007–2008Leicester City
2008Hereford UnitedLoan from Leicester City
2008–2009Leicester CityReturned
2011l’AS Lattes

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What clubs did Bruno Ngotty play for?
Bruno Ngotty played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Lyon, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Venezia, Marseille, Bolton Wanderers, Birmingham City, Leicester City, Hereford United and l’AS Lattes.
What was Bruno Ngotty's last club?
Bruno Ngotty's last club was l’AS Lattes (2011).
What was Bruno Ngotty's first club?
Bruno Ngotty started his senior career at Lyon in 1988.

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