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Daniel Prodan

Centre-back, born 1972, 7 clubs, 3 loans, 1990s era

Daniel Prodan played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at Olimpia Satu Mare in 1991. His longest spell was at Steaua București: 4 seasons, 1992–1996. He went out on loan 3 times, to Steaua București, Rocar București, Messina. He returned to Rangers and Național București after time away. His last club was Național București, where he played until 2003.

  1. Olimpia Satu Mare1991–92Olimpia Satu Mare, 1991–92
    Steaua București1992–96Steaua București, 1992–96
    Atlético Madrid1997–98Atlético Madrid, 1997–98
    Rangers1998–00Rangers, 1998–00
  2. Steaua București2000loan from RFCSteaua București, 2000, on loan from Rangers
    Rocar București2000loan from RFCRocar București, 2000, on loan from Rangers
    Rangers2000–01backRangers, 2000–01, back after loan
    Național București2001–02Național București, 2001–02
  3. Messina2002loan from NBMessina, 2002, on loan from Național București
    Național București2002–03backNațional București, 2002–03, back after loan

Daniel Prodan’s clubs

YearsClub
1991–1992Olimpia Satu Mare
1992–1996Steaua București
1997–1998Atlético Madrid
1998–2000Rangers
2000Steaua BucureștiLoan from Rangers
2000Rocar BucureștiLoan from Rangers
2000–2001RangersReturned
2001–2002Național București
2002MessinaLoan from Național București
2002–2003Național BucureștiReturned

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What clubs did Daniel Prodan play for?
Daniel Prodan played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Olimpia Satu Mare, Steaua București, Atlético Madrid, Rangers, Rocar București, Național București and Messina.
What was Daniel Prodan's last club?
Daniel Prodan's last club was Național București (2002–2003).
What was Daniel Prodan's first club?
Daniel Prodan started his senior career at Olimpia Satu Mare in 1991.

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