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Leo Bertos

Winger, born 1981, 13 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Leo Bertos played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Wellington Olympic in 1997. His longest spell was at Wellington Phoenix: 6 seasons, 2008–2014. He went out on loan once, to NorthEast United. He returned to East Bengal after time away. His last club was Hamilton Olympic, where he played until 2018.

  1. Wellington Olympic1997–00Wellington Olympic, 1997–00
    Barnsley2000–03Barnsley, 2000–03
    Rochdale2003–05Rochdale, 2003–05
    Chester2005Chester, 2005
  2. Barrow2005Barrow, 2005
    York City2005–06York City, 2005–06
    Scarborough2006Scarborough, 2006
    Worksop Town2006Worksop Town, 2006
  3. Perth Glory2006–08Perth Glory, 2006–08
    Wellington Phoenix2008–14Wellington Phoenix, 2008–14
    East Bengal2014East Bengal, 2014
    NorthEast United2014loan from EBNorthEast United, 2014, on loan from East Bengal
  4. East Bengal2014–15backEast Bengal, 2014–15, back after loan
    Hamilton Olympic2015–18Hamilton Olympic, 2015–18

Leo Bertos’s clubs

YearsClub
1997–2000Wellington Olympic
2000–2003Barnsley
2003–2005Rochdale
2005Chester
2005Barrow
2005–2006York City
2006Scarborough
2006Worksop Town
2006–2008Perth Glory
2008–2014Wellington Phoenix
2014East Bengal
2014NorthEast UnitedLoan from East Bengal
2014–2015East BengalReturned
2015–2018Hamilton Olympic

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What clubs did Leo Bertos play for?
Leo Bertos played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Wellington Olympic, Barnsley, Rochdale, Chester, Barrow, York City, Scarborough, Worksop Town, Perth Glory, Wellington Phoenix, East Bengal, NorthEast United and Hamilton Olympic.
What was Leo Bertos's last club?
Leo Bertos's last club was Hamilton Olympic (2015–2018).
What was Leo Bertos's first club?
Leo Bertos started his senior career at Wellington Olympic in 1997.

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