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Mubarak Wakaso

Midfielder, born 1990, 13 clubs, 4 loans, 2010s era

Mubarak Wakaso played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Ashanti Gold in 2007. His longest spell was at Elche: 3 seasons, 2008–2011. He went out on loan 4 times, to Celtic, Las Palmas, Granada and others. His last club was Eupen, where he played until 2023.

  1. Ashanti Gold2007–08Ashanti Gold, 2007–08
    Elche2008–11Elche, 2008–11
    Villarreal2011–12Villarreal, 2011–12
    Espanyol2012–13Espanyol, 2012–13
  2. Rubin Kazan2013–14Rubin Kazan, 2013–14
    Celtic2014–15loan from RKCeltic, 2014–15, on loan from Rubin Kazan
    Las Palmas2015–16loan from RKLas Palmas, 2015–16, on loan from Rubin Kazan
    Panathinaikos2016–17Panathinaikos, 2016–17
  3. Granada2017loan from PAOGranada, 2017, on loan from Panathinaikos
    Alavés2017–20Alavés, 2017–20
    Jiangsu Suning2020Jiangsu Suning, 2020
    Shenzhen FC2021–22Shenzhen FC, 2021–22
  4. Eupen2022–23loan from SHEEupen, 2022–23, on loan from Shenzhen FC

Mubarak Wakaso’s clubs

YearsClub
2007–2008Ashanti Gold
2008–2011Elche
2011–2012Villarreal
2012–2013Espanyol
2013–2014Rubin Kazan
2014–2015CelticLoan from Rubin Kazan
2015–2016Las PalmasLoan from Rubin Kazan
2016–2017Panathinaikos
2017GranadaLoan from Panathinaikos
2017–2020Alavés
2020Jiangsu Suning
2021–2022Shenzhen FC
2022–2023EupenLoan from Shenzhen FC

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What clubs did Mubarak Wakaso play for?
Mubarak Wakaso played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Ashanti Gold, Elche, Villarreal, Espanyol, Rubin Kazan, Celtic, Las Palmas, Panathinaikos, Granada, Alavés, Jiangsu Suning, Shenzhen FC and Eupen.
What was Mubarak Wakaso's last club?
Mubarak Wakaso's last club was Eupen (2022–2023).
What was Mubarak Wakaso's first club?
Mubarak Wakaso started his senior career at Ashanti Gold in 2007.

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