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Landry Bonnefoi

Goalkeeper, born 1983, 10 clubs, 2 loans, 2010s era

Landry Bonnefoi played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Cannes in 2000. His longest spell was at Amiens: 3 seasons, 2009–2012. He went out on loan 2 times, to Messina, Metz. He returned to Juventus after time away. His last club was F91 Dudelange, where he played until 2019.

  1. Cannes2000–01Cannes, 2000–01
    Juventus2001–03Juventus, 2001–03
    Messina2003–04loan from JUVMessina, 2003–04, on loan from Juventus
    Juventus2004–06backJuventus, 2004–06, back after loan
  2. Metz2006–07loan from JUVMetz, 2006–07, on loan from Juventus
    Dijon2007–09Dijon, 2007–09
    Amiens2009–12Amiens, 2009–12
    Bastia2012–13Bastia, 2012–13
  3. Châteauroux2013–16Châteauroux, 2013–16
    Strasbourg2016–18Strasbourg, 2016–18
    F91 Dudelange2018–19F91 Dudelange, 2018–19

Landry Bonnefoi’s clubs

YearsClub
2000–2001Cannes
2001–2003Juventus
2003–2004MessinaLoan from Juventus
2004–2006JuventusReturned
2006–2007MetzLoan from Juventus
2007–2009Dijon
2009–2012Amiens
2012–2013Bastia
2013–2016Châteauroux
2016–2018Strasbourg
2018–2019F91 Dudelange

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What clubs did Landry Bonnefoi play for?
Landry Bonnefoi played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Cannes, Juventus, Messina, Metz, Dijon, Amiens, Bastia, Châteauroux, Strasbourg and F91 Dudelange.
What was Landry Bonnefoi's last club?
Landry Bonnefoi's last club was F91 Dudelange (2018–2019).
What was Landry Bonnefoi's first club?
Landry Bonnefoi started his senior career at Cannes in 2000.

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