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Mustafa Amini

Central midfielder, born 1993, 9 clubs, 2 loans, 2010s era

Mustafa Amini played for 9 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Central Coast Mariners in 2010. His longest spell was at AGF: 4 seasons, 2016–2020. He went out on loan 2 times, to Central Coast Mariners, PAEEK. He returned to Borussia Dortmund after time away. He is currently at Nakhon Si United.

  1. Central Coast Mariners2010–11Central Coast Mariners, 2010–11
    Borussia Dortmund2011Borussia Dortmund, 2011
    Central Coast Mariners2011–12loan from BVBCentral Coast Mariners, 2011–12, on loan from Borussia Dortmund
    Borussia Dortmund2012–15backBorussia Dortmund, 2012–15, back after loan
  2. Randers2015–16Randers, 2015–16
    AGF2016–20AGF, 2016–20
    Apollon Limassol2021Apollon Limassol, 2021
    PAEEK2021loan from ALPAEEK, 2021, on loan from Apollon Limassol
  3. Sydney FC2022Sydney FC, 2022
    Perth Glory2022–24Perth Glory, 2022–24
    Nakhon Si United2026–Nakhon Si United, 2026–

Mustafa Amini’s clubs

YearsClub
2010–2011Central Coast Mariners
2011Borussia Dortmund
2011–2012Central Coast MarinersLoan from Borussia Dortmund
2012–2015Borussia DortmundReturned
2015–2016Randers
2016–2020AGF
2021Apollon Limassol
2021PAEEKLoan from Apollon Limassol
2022Sydney FC
2022–2024Perth Glory
2026–presentNakhon Si United

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What clubs did Mustafa Amini play for?
Mustafa Amini played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Central Coast Mariners, Borussia Dortmund, Randers, AGF, Apollon Limassol, PAEEK, Sydney FC, Perth Glory and Nakhon Si United.
What is Mustafa Amini's current club?
Mustafa Amini is at Nakhon Si United, where he has played since 2026.
What was Mustafa Amini's first club?
Mustafa Amini started his senior career at Central Coast Mariners in 2010.

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