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Mohamed Kallon

Striker, born 1979, 16 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Mohamed Kallon played for 16 clubs in his senior career, starting at Old Edwardians in 1993. His longest spell was at Inter Milan: 3 seasons, 2001–2004. He went out on loan once, to Al-Ittihad. He returned to Monaco after time away. His last club was Kallon, where he played until 2014.

  1. Old Edwardians1993–94Old Edwardians, 1993–94
    Tadamon Sour1994–95Tadamon Sour, 1994–95
    Lugano1995–97Lugano, 1995–97
    Bologna1997Bologna, 1997
  2. Genoa1997–98Genoa, 1997–98
    Cagliari1998–99Cagliari, 1998–99
    Reggina1999–00Reggina, 1999–00
    Vicenza2000–01Vicenza, 2000–01
  3. Inter Milan2001–04Inter Milan, 2001–04
    Monaco2004–05Monaco, 2004–05
    Al-Ittihad2005–06loan from ASMAl-Ittihad, 2005–06, on loan from Monaco
    Monaco2006–07backMonaco, 2006–07, back after loan
  4. AEK Athens2008AEK Athens, 2008
    Al-Shaab2008–09Al-Shaab, 2008–09
    Kallon2009–10Kallon, 2009–10
    Shaanxi Chanba2010Shaanxi Chanba, 2010
  5. Viva Kerala2011Viva Kerala, 2011
    Kallon2012–14Kallon, 2012–14

Mohamed Kallon’s clubs

YearsClub
1993–1994Old Edwardians
1994–1995Tadamon Sour
1995–1997Lugano
1997Bologna
1997–1998Genoa
1998–1999Cagliari
1999–2000Reggina
2000–2001Vicenza
2001–2004Inter Milan
2004–2005Monaco
2005–2006Al-IttihadLoan from Monaco
2006–2007MonacoReturned
2008AEK Athens
2008–2009Al-Shaab
2009–2010Kallon
2010Shaanxi Chanba
2011Viva Kerala
2012–2014Kallon

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What clubs did Mohamed Kallon play for?
Mohamed Kallon played for 16 clubs in his senior career: Old Edwardians, Tadamon Sour, Lugano, Bologna, Genoa, Cagliari, Reggina, Vicenza, Inter Milan, Monaco, Al-Ittihad, AEK Athens, Al-Shaab, Kallon, Shaanxi Chanba and Viva Kerala.
What was Mohamed Kallon's last club?
Mohamed Kallon's last club was Kallon (2012–2014).
What was Mohamed Kallon's first club?
Mohamed Kallon started his senior career at Old Edwardians in 1993.

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