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Cédric Kanté

born 1979, 7 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Cédric Kanté played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at Strasbourg in 1999. His longest spell was at Strasbourg: 3 seasons, 2003–2006. He went out on loan 2 times, to Istres, Valence. He returned to Strasbourg after time away. His last club was Ajaccio, where he played until 2015.

  1. Strasbourg1999–01Strasbourg, 1999–01
    Istres2001–02loan from RCSIstres, 2001–02, on loan from Strasbourg
    Valence2002–03loan from RCSValence, 2002–03, on loan from Strasbourg
    Strasbourg2003–06backStrasbourg, 2003–06, back after loan
  2. Nice2006–09Nice, 2006–09
    Panathinaikos2009–12Panathinaikos, 2009–12
    Sochaux2012–14Sochaux, 2012–14
    Ajaccio2014–15Ajaccio, 2014–15

Cédric Kanté’s clubs

YearsClub
1999–2001Strasbourg
2001–2002IstresLoan from Strasbourg
2002–2003ValenceLoan from Strasbourg
2003–2006StrasbourgReturned
2006–2009Nice
2009–2012Panathinaikos
2012–2014Sochaux
2014–2015Ajaccio

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What clubs did Cédric Kanté play for?
Cédric Kanté played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Strasbourg, Istres, Valence, Nice, Panathinaikos, Sochaux and Ajaccio.
What was Cédric Kanté's last club?
Cédric Kanté's last club was Ajaccio (2014–2015).
What was Cédric Kanté's first club?
Cédric Kanté started his senior career at Strasbourg in 1999.

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