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Luke Freeman

born 1992, 11 clubs, 3 loans, 2010s era

Luke Freeman played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Gillingham in 2007. His longest spell was at Stevenage: 3 seasons, 2011–2014. He went out on loan 3 times, to Yeovil Town, Nottingham Forest, Millwall. He returned to Arsenal after time away. His last club was Barnet, where he played until 2024.

  1. Gillingham2007–08Gillingham, 2007–08
    Arsenal2008–10Arsenal, 2008–10
    Yeovil Town2010loan from ARSYeovil Town, 2010, on loan from Arsenal
    Arsenal2010–12backArsenal, 2010–12, back after loan
  2. Stevenage2011–14Stevenage, 2011–14
    Bristol City2014–17Bristol City, 2014–17
    Queens Park Rangers2017–19Queens Park Rangers, 2017–19
    Sheffield United2019–20Sheffield United, 2019–20
  3. Nottingham Forest2020–21loan from SHUNottingham Forest, 2020–21, on loan from Sheffield United
    Millwall2022loan from SHUMillwall, 2022, on loan from Sheffield United
    Luton Town2022–23Luton Town, 2022–23
    Barnet2024Barnet, 2024

Luke Freeman’s clubs

YearsClub
2007–2008Gillingham
2008–2010Arsenal
2010Yeovil TownLoan from Arsenal
2010–2012ArsenalReturned
2011–2014Stevenage
2014–2017Bristol City
2017–2019Queens Park Rangers
2019–2020Sheffield United
2020–2021Nottingham ForestLoan from Sheffield United
2022MillwallLoan from Sheffield United
2022–2023Luton Town
2024Barnet

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What clubs did Luke Freeman play for?
Luke Freeman played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Gillingham, Arsenal, Yeovil Town, Stevenage, Bristol City, Queens Park Rangers, Sheffield United, Nottingham Forest, Millwall, Luton Town and Barnet.
What was Luke Freeman's last club?
Luke Freeman's last club was Barnet (2024).
What was Luke Freeman's first club?
Luke Freeman started his senior career at Gillingham in 2007.

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