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Chris Killen

Striker, born 1981, 10 clubs, 3 loans, 2000s era

Chris Killen played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Manchester City in 1999. His longest spell was at Oldham Athletic: 4 seasons, 2002–2006. He went out on loan 3 times, to Wrexham, Port Vale, Norwich City. He returned to Manchester City and Celtic after time away. His last club was Chongqing, where he played until 2013.

  1. Manchester City1999–00Manchester City, 1999–00
    Wrexham2000loan from MCIWrexham, 2000, on loan from Manchester City
    Port Vale2001loan from MCIPort Vale, 2001, on loan from Manchester City
    Manchester City2001–02backManchester City, 2001–02, back after loan
  2. Oldham Athletic2002–06Oldham Athletic, 2002–06
    Hibernian2006–07Hibernian, 2006–07
    Celtic2007–09Celtic, 2007–09
    Norwich City2009loan from CELNorwich City, 2009, on loan from Celtic
  3. Celtic2009–10backCeltic, 2009–10, back after loan
    Middlesbrough2010Middlesbrough, 2010
    Shenzhen FC2010–11Shenzhen FC, 2010–11
    Chongqing2012–13Chongqing, 2012–13

Chris Killen’s clubs

YearsClub
1999–2000Manchester City
2000WrexhamLoan from Manchester City
2001Port ValeLoan from Manchester City
2001–2002Manchester CityReturned
2002–2006Oldham Athletic
2006–2007Hibernian
2007–2009Celtic
2009Norwich CityLoan from Celtic
2009–2010CelticReturned
2010Middlesbrough
2010–2011Shenzhen FC
2012–2013Chongqing

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What clubs did Chris Killen play for?
Chris Killen played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Manchester City, Wrexham, Port Vale, Oldham Athletic, Hibernian, Celtic, Norwich City, Middlesbrough, Shenzhen FC and Chongqing.
What was Chris Killen's last club?
Chris Killen's last club was Chongqing (2012–2013).
What was Chris Killen's first club?
Chris Killen started his senior career at Manchester City in 1999.

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