Dino Baggio
Midfielder, born 1971, 9 clubs, 3 loans, 1990s era
Dino Baggio played for 9 clubs in his senior career, starting at Torino in 1989. His longest spell was at Parma: 6 seasons, 1994–2000. He went out on loan 3 times, to Inter Milan, Blackburn Rovers, Ancona. He returned to Lazio after time away. His last club was Tombolo, where he played until 2009.
- Torino1989–91Torino, 1989–91Inter Milan1991–92loan from TORInter Milan, 1991–92, on loan from TorinoJuventus1992–94Juventus, 1992–94Parma1994–00Parma, 1994–00
- Lazio2000–03Lazio, 2000–03Blackburn Rovers2003loan from LAZBlackburn Rovers, 2003, on loan from LazioAncona2004loan from LAZAncona, 2004, on loan from LazioLazio2004–05backLazio, 2004–05, back after loan
- Triestina2005Triestina, 2005Tombolo2008–09Tombolo, 2008–09
Dino Baggio’s clubs
| Years | Club | |
|---|---|---|
| 1989–1991 | Torino | |
| 1991–1992 | Inter Milan | Loan from Torino |
| 1992–1994 | Juventus | |
| 1994–2000 | Parma | |
| 2000–2003 | Lazio | |
| 2003 | Blackburn Rovers | Loan from Lazio |
| 2004 | Ancona | Loan from Lazio |
| 2004–2005 | Lazio | Returned |
| 2005 | Triestina | |
| 2008–2009 | Tombolo |
Who else played for both?
Played alongside
Players in our database who were at the same club in the same seasons.
- Roberto MussiParma
- Angelo PeruzziLazio
- Antonio BenarrivoParma
- Fernando CoutoLazio
- Giuseppe PancaroLazio
- Luca MarchegianiLazio
- Luigi ApolloniParma
- Fabio CannavaroParma
- Gianluigi BuffonParma
- Roberto SensiniParma
- Hernán CrespoParma
- Lilian ThuramParma
Quick answers
- What clubs did Dino Baggio play for?
- Dino Baggio played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Torino, Inter Milan, Juventus, Parma, Lazio, Blackburn Rovers, Ancona, Triestina and Tombolo.
- What was Dino Baggio's last club?
- Dino Baggio's last club was Tombolo (2008–2009).
- What was Dino Baggio's first club?
- Dino Baggio started his senior career at Torino in 1989.
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