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Kim Grant

Striker, born 1972, 16 clubs, 1 loan, 1990s era

Kim Grant played for 16 clubs in his senior career, starting at Charlton Athletic in 1991. His longest spell was at Charlton Athletic: 5 seasons, 1991–1996. He went out on loan once, to Notts County. His last club was Woking, where he played until 2008.

  1. Charlton Athletic1991–96Charlton Athletic, 1991–96
    Luton Town1996–97Luton Town, 1996–97
    Millwall1997–98Millwall, 1997–98
    Notts County1998–99loan from MILNotts County, 1998–99, on loan from Millwall
  2. KFC Lommel1999–00KFC Lommel, 1999–00
    Marco2000–01Marco, 2000–01
    Scunthorpe United2001Scunthorpe United, 2001
    Yeovil Town2001–03Yeovil Town, 2001–03
  3. Imortal Albufeira2003–04Imortal Albufeira, 2003–04
    Sarawak FA2004Sarawak FA, 2004
    Shonan Bellmare2005Shonan Bellmare, 2005
    Ebbsfleet United2005Ebbsfleet United, 2005
  4. Wimbledon2006Wimbledon, 2006
    Sengkang Marine2006Sengkang Marine, 2006
    Geylang United FC2007Geylang United FC, 2007
    Woking2008Woking, 2008

Kim Grant’s clubs

YearsClub
1991–1996Charlton Athletic
1996–1997Luton Town
1997–1998Millwall
1998–1999Notts CountyLoan from Millwall
1999–2000KFC Lommel
2000–2001Marco
2001Scunthorpe United
2001–2003Yeovil Town
2003–2004Imortal Albufeira
2004Sarawak FA
2005Shonan Bellmare
2005Ebbsfleet United
2006Wimbledon
2006Sengkang Marine
2007Geylang United FC
2008Woking

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What clubs did Kim Grant play for?
Kim Grant played for 16 clubs in his senior career: Charlton Athletic, Luton Town, Millwall, Notts County, KFC Lommel, Marco, Scunthorpe United, Yeovil Town, Imortal Albufeira, Sarawak FA, Shonan Bellmare, Ebbsfleet United, Wimbledon, Sengkang Marine, Geylang United FC and Woking.
What was Kim Grant's last club?
Kim Grant's last club was Woking (2008).
What was Kim Grant's first club?
Kim Grant started his senior career at Charlton Athletic in 1991.

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