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Manuel Almunia

Goalkeeper, born 1977, 10 clubs, 5 loans, 2000s era

Manuel Almunia played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Osasuna in 1999. His longest spell was at Arsenal: 7 seasons, 2004–2011. He went out on loan 5 times, to Cartagena, Eibar, Recreativo and others. He returned to Arsenal after time away. His last club was Watford, where he played until 2014.

  1. Osasuna1999Osasuna, 1999
    Cartagena1999–00loan from OSACartagena, 1999–00, on loan from Osasuna
    Sabadell2000–01Sabadell, 2000–01
    Celta2001Celta, 2001
  2. Eibar2001–02loan from CELEibar, 2001–02, on loan from Celta
    Recreativo2002–03loan from CELRecreativo, 2002–03, on loan from Celta
    Albacete2003–04loan from CELAlbacete, 2003–04, on loan from Celta
    Arsenal2004–11Arsenal, 2004–11
  3. West Ham United2011loan from ARSWest Ham United, 2011, on loan from Arsenal
    Arsenal2011–12backArsenal, 2011–12, back after loan
    Watford2012–14Watford, 2012–14

Manuel Almunia’s clubs

YearsClub
1999Osasuna
1999–2000CartagenaLoan from Osasuna
2000–2001Sabadell
2001Celta
2001–2002EibarLoan from Celta
2002–2003RecreativoLoan from Celta
2003–2004AlbaceteLoan from Celta
2004–2011Arsenal
2011West Ham UnitedLoan from Arsenal
2011–2012ArsenalReturned
2012–2014Watford

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What clubs did Manuel Almunia play for?
Manuel Almunia played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Osasuna, Cartagena, Sabadell, Celta, Eibar, Recreativo, Albacete, Arsenal, West Ham United and Watford.
What was Manuel Almunia's last club?
Manuel Almunia's last club was Watford (2012–2014).
What was Manuel Almunia's first club?
Manuel Almunia started his senior career at Osasuna in 1999.

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