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Claudio Borghi

Attacking midfielder, born 1964, 15 clubs, 1 loan, 1990s era

Claudio Borghi played for 15 clubs in his senior career, starting at Argentinos Juniors in 1981. His longest spell was at Argentinos Juniors: 6 seasons, 1981–1987. He went out on loan once, to Como. He returned to AC Milan after time away. His last club was Santiago Wanderers, where he played until 1998.

  1. Argentinos Juniors1981–87Argentinos Juniors, 1981–87
    AC Milan1987AC Milan, 1987
    Como1987loan from ACMComo, 1987, on loan from AC Milan
    AC Milan1987–88backAC Milan, 1987–88, back after loan
  2. Neuchâtel Xamax1988Neuchâtel Xamax, 1988
    River Plate1988–89River Plate, 1988–89
    Flamengo1989Flamengo, 1989
    Independiente1990Independiente, 1990
  3. Unión Santa Fe1990–91Unión Santa Fe, 1990–91
    Huracán1991Huracán, 1991
    Colo-Colo1992Colo-Colo, 1992
    Platense1992–93Platense, 1992–93
  4. Correcaminos1994Correcaminos, 1994
    O'Higgins1995O'Higgins, 1995
    Audax Italiano1996Audax Italiano, 1996
    Santiago Wanderers1998Santiago Wanderers, 1998

Claudio Borghi’s clubs

YearsClub
1981–1987Argentinos Juniors
1987AC Milan
1987ComoLoan from AC Milan
1987–1988AC MilanReturned
1988Neuchâtel Xamax
1988–1989River Plate
1989Flamengo
1990Independiente
1990–1991Unión Santa Fe
1991Huracán
1992Colo-Colo
1992–1993Platense
1994Correcaminos
1995O'Higgins
1996Audax Italiano
1998Santiago Wanderers

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What clubs did Claudio Borghi play for?
Claudio Borghi played for 15 clubs in his senior career: Argentinos Juniors, AC Milan, Como, Neuchâtel Xamax, River Plate, Flamengo, Independiente, Unión Santa Fe, Huracán, Colo-Colo, Platense, Correcaminos, O'Higgins, Audax Italiano and Santiago Wanderers.
What was Claudio Borghi's last club?
Claudio Borghi's last club was Santiago Wanderers (1998).
What was Claudio Borghi's first club?
Claudio Borghi started his senior career at Argentinos Juniors in 1981.

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