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Hernán Crespo

Striker, born 1975, 7 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Hernán Crespo played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at River Plate in 1993. His longest spell was at Parma: 4 seasons, 1996–2000. He went out on loan once, to AC Milan. He returned to Chelsea after time away. His last club was Parma, where he played until 2012.

  1. River Plate1993–96River Plate, 1993–96
    Parma1996–00Parma, 1996–00
    Lazio2000–02Lazio, 2000–02
    Inter Milan2002–03Inter Milan, 2002–03
  2. Chelsea2003–04Chelsea, 2003–04
    AC Milan2004–05loan from CHEAC Milan, 2004–05, on loan from Chelsea
    Chelsea2005–08backChelsea, 2005–08, back after loan
    Inter Milan2006–09Inter Milan, 2006–09
  3. Genoa2009–10Genoa, 2009–10
    Parma2010–12Parma, 2010–12

Hernán Crespo’s clubs

YearsClub
1993–1996River Plate
1996–2000Parma
2000–2002Lazio
2002–2003Inter Milan
2003–2004Chelsea
2004–2005AC MilanLoan from Chelsea
2005–2008ChelseaReturned
2006–2009Inter Milan
2009–2010Genoa
2010–2012Parma

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What clubs did Hernán Crespo play for?
Hernán Crespo played for 7 clubs in his senior career: River Plate, Parma, Lazio, Inter Milan, Chelsea, AC Milan and Genoa.
What was Hernán Crespo's last club?
Hernán Crespo's last club was Parma (2010–2012).
What was Hernán Crespo's first club?
Hernán Crespo started his senior career at River Plate in 1993.

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