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Migjen Basha

Defensive midfielder, born 1987, 13 clubs, 1 loan, 2010s era

Migjen Basha played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Lausanne-Sport in 2004. His longest spell was at Torino: 4 seasons, 2011–2015. He went out on loan once, to Como. His last club was Neuchâtel Xamax, where he played until 2021.

  1. Lausanne-Sport2004–05Lausanne-Sport, 2004–05
    Lucchese2006–07Lucchese, 2006–07
    Viareggio2007–08Viareggio, 2007–08
    Rimini2008–09Rimini, 2008–09
  2. Frosinone2009–10Frosinone, 2009–10
    Atalanta2010–12Atalanta, 2010–12
    Torino2011–15Torino, 2011–15
    Luzern2015–16Luzern, 2015–16
  3. Como2016loan from LUZComo, 2016, on loan from Luzern
    Bari2016–18Bari, 2016–18
    Aris2018–19Aris, 2018–19
    Melbourne Victory2019–20Melbourne Victory, 2019–20
  4. Neuchâtel Xamax2020–21Neuchâtel Xamax, 2020–21

Migjen Basha’s clubs

YearsClub
2004–2005Lausanne-Sport
2006–2007Lucchese
2007–2008Viareggio
2008–2009Rimini
2009–2010Frosinone
2010–2012Atalanta
2011–2015Torino
2015–2016Luzern
2016ComoLoan from Luzern
2016–2018Bari
2018–2019Aris
2019–2020Melbourne Victory
2020–2021Neuchâtel Xamax

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What clubs did Migjen Basha play for?
Migjen Basha played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Lausanne-Sport, Lucchese, Viareggio, Rimini, Frosinone, Atalanta, Torino, Luzern, Como, Bari, Aris, Melbourne Victory and Neuchâtel Xamax.
What was Migjen Basha's last club?
Migjen Basha's last club was Neuchâtel Xamax (2020–2021).
What was Migjen Basha's first club?
Migjen Basha started his senior career at Lausanne-Sport in 2004.

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