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Lars Hirschfeld

Goalkeeper, born 1978, 14 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Lars Hirschfeld played for 14 clubs in his senior career, starting at Edmonton Drillers in 1997. His longest spell was at Vålerenga: 5 seasons, 2010–2015. He went out on loan 2 times, to Luton Town, Gillingham. His last club was KFUM, where he played until 2016.

  1. Edmonton Drillers1997–98Edmonton Drillers, 1997–98
    Calgary Storm2000Calgary Storm, 2000
    Vancouver Whitecaps2001Vancouver Whitecaps, 2001
    Calgary Storm2001–02Calgary Storm, 2001–02
  2. Tottenham Hotspur2002–03Tottenham Hotspur, 2002–03
    Luton Town2003loan from TOTLuton Town, 2003, on loan from Tottenham Hotspur
    Gillingham2004loan from TOTGillingham, 2004, on loan from Tottenham Hotspur
    Dundee United2004–05Dundee United, 2004–05
  3. Leicester City2005Leicester City, 2005
    Tromsø2005Tromsø, 2005
    Rosenborg2006–07Rosenborg, 2006–07
    CFR Cluj2008–09CFR Cluj, 2008–09
  4. Energie Cottbus2009Energie Cottbus, 2009
    Vålerenga2010–15Vålerenga, 2010–15
    KFUM2016KFUM, 2016

Lars Hirschfeld’s clubs

YearsClub
1997–1998Edmonton Drillers
2000Calgary Storm
2001Vancouver Whitecaps
2001–2002Calgary Storm
2002–2003Tottenham Hotspur
2003Luton TownLoan from Tottenham Hotspur
2004GillinghamLoan from Tottenham Hotspur
2004–2005Dundee United
2005Leicester City
2005Tromsø
2006–2007Rosenborg
2008–2009CFR Cluj
2009Energie Cottbus
2010–2015Vålerenga
2016KFUM

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What clubs did Lars Hirschfeld play for?
Lars Hirschfeld played for 14 clubs in his senior career: Edmonton Drillers, Calgary Storm, Vancouver Whitecaps, Tottenham Hotspur, Luton Town, Gillingham, Dundee United, Leicester City, Tromsø, Rosenborg, CFR Cluj, Energie Cottbus, Vålerenga and KFUM.
What was Lars Hirschfeld's last club?
Lars Hirschfeld's last club was KFUM (2016).
What was Lars Hirschfeld's first club?
Lars Hirschfeld started his senior career at Edmonton Drillers in 1997.

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