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Jesse Joronen

Goalkeeper, born 1993, 11 clubs, 5 loans, 2020s era

Jesse Joronen played for 11 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Fulham in 2012. His longest spell was at Brescia: 3 seasons, 2019–2022. He went out on loan 5 times, to Maidenhead United, Cambridge United, Lahti and others. He returned to Fulham after time away. He is currently at Palermo.

  1. Fulham2012Fulham, 2012
    Maidenhead United2012–13loan from FULMaidenhead United, 2012–13, on loan from Fulham
    Cambridge United2013loan from FULCambridge United, 2013, on loan from Fulham
    Lahti2013loan from FULLahti, 2013, on loan from Fulham
  2. Accrington Stanley2014loan from FULAccrington Stanley, 2014, on loan from Fulham
    Stevenage2015–16loan from FULStevenage, 2015–16, on loan from Fulham
    Fulham2016–17backFulham, 2016–17, back after loan
    Horsens2017–18Horsens, 2017–18
  3. Copenhagen2018–19Copenhagen, 2018–19
    Brescia2019–22Brescia, 2019–22
    Venezia2022–25Venezia, 2022–25
    Palermo2025–Palermo, 2025–

Jesse Joronen’s clubs

YearsClub
2012Fulham
2012–2013Maidenhead UnitedLoan from Fulham
2013Cambridge UnitedLoan from Fulham
2013LahtiLoan from Fulham
2014Accrington StanleyLoan from Fulham
2015–2016StevenageLoan from Fulham
2016–2017FulhamReturned
2017–2018Horsens
2018–2019Copenhagen
2019–2022Brescia
2022–2025Venezia
2025–presentPalermo

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What clubs did Jesse Joronen play for?
Jesse Joronen played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Fulham, Maidenhead United, Cambridge United, Lahti, Accrington Stanley, Stevenage, Horsens, Copenhagen, Brescia, Venezia and Palermo.
What is Jesse Joronen's current club?
Jesse Joronen is at Palermo, where he has played since 2025.
What was Jesse Joronen's first club?
Jesse Joronen started his senior career at Fulham in 2012.

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