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Carlos Bacca

Striker, born 1986, 9 clubs, 3 loans, 2010s era

Carlos Bacca played for 9 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Atlético Junior in 2007. His longest spell was at Villarreal: 4 seasons, 2017–2021. He went out on loan 3 times, to Barranquilla, Minervén. He returned to Atlético Junior after time away. He is currently at Deportivo Cali.

  1. Atlético Junior2007Atlético Junior, 2007
    Barranquilla2007loan from AJBarranquilla, 2007, on loan from Atlético Junior
    Minervén2007–08loan from AJMinervén, 2007–08, on loan from Atlético Junior
    Barranquilla2008loan from AJBarranquilla, 2008, on loan from Atlético Junior
  2. Atlético Junior2008–11backAtlético Junior, 2008–11, back after loan
    Club Brugge2011–13Club Brugge, 2011–13
    Sevilla2013–15Sevilla, 2013–15
    AC Milan2015–18AC Milan, 2015–18
  3. Villarreal2017–21Villarreal, 2017–21
    Granada2021–22Granada, 2021–22
    Atlético Junior2022–26Atlético Junior, 2022–26
    Deportivo Cali2026–Deportivo Cali, 2026–

Carlos Bacca’s clubs

YearsClub
2007Atlético Junior
2007BarranquillaLoan from Atlético Junior
2007–2008MinervénLoan from Atlético Junior
2008BarranquillaLoan from Atlético Junior
2008–2011Atlético JuniorReturned
2011–2013Club Brugge
2013–2015Sevilla
2015–2018AC Milan
2017–2021Villarreal
2021–2022Granada
2022–2026Atlético Junior
2026–presentDeportivo Cali

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What clubs did Carlos Bacca play for?
Carlos Bacca played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Atlético Junior, Barranquilla, Minervén, Club Brugge, Sevilla, AC Milan, Villarreal, Granada and Deportivo Cali.
What is Carlos Bacca's current club?
Carlos Bacca is at Deportivo Cali, where he has played since 2026.
What was Carlos Bacca's first club?
Carlos Bacca started his senior career at Atlético Junior in 2007.

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