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Cristiano Biraghi

Left-back, born 1992, 9 clubs, 5 loans, 2010s era

Cristiano Biraghi played for 9 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Inter Milan in 2010. His longest spell was at Fiorentina: 5 seasons, 2020–2025. He went out on loan 5 times, to Juve Stabia, Catania, Chievo and others. He returned to Fiorentina after time away. He is currently at Torino.

  1. Inter Milan2010–11Inter Milan, 2010–11
    Juve Stabia2011–12loan from INTJuve Stabia, 2011–12, on loan from Inter Milan
    Cittadella2012–13Cittadella, 2012–13
    Catania2013–14loan from CITCatania, 2013–14, on loan from Cittadella
  2. Inter Milan2014Inter Milan, 2014
    Chievo2014–15loan from INTChievo, 2014–15, on loan from Inter Milan
    Granada2015–16loan from INTGranada, 2015–16, on loan from Inter Milan
    Pescara2016–18Pescara, 2016–18
  3. Fiorentina2017–19Fiorentina, 2017–19
    Inter Milan2019–20loan from FIOInter Milan, 2019–20, on loan from Fiorentina
    Fiorentina2020–25backFiorentina, 2020–25, back after loan
    Torino2025–Torino, 2025–

Cristiano Biraghi’s clubs

YearsClub
2010–2011Inter Milan
2011–2012Juve StabiaLoan from Inter Milan
2012–2013Cittadella
2013–2014CataniaLoan from Cittadella
2014Inter Milan
2014–2015ChievoLoan from Inter Milan
2015–2016GranadaLoan from Inter Milan
2016–2018Pescara
2017–2019Fiorentina
2019–2020Inter MilanLoan from Fiorentina
2020–2025FiorentinaReturned
2025–presentTorino

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What clubs did Cristiano Biraghi play for?
Cristiano Biraghi played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Inter Milan, Juve Stabia, Cittadella, Catania, Chievo, Granada, Pescara, Fiorentina and Torino.
What is Cristiano Biraghi's current club?
Cristiano Biraghi is at Torino, where he has played since 2025.
What was Cristiano Biraghi's first club?
Cristiano Biraghi started his senior career at Inter Milan in 2010.

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