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Nicola Legrottaglie

Centre back, born 1976, 11 clubs, 6 loans, 2000s era

Nicola Legrottaglie played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Bari in 1996. His longest spell was at Juventus: 5 seasons, 2006–2011. He went out on loan 6 times, to Pistoiese, Prato, Reggiana and others. He returned to Chievo and Juventus after time away. His last club was Catania, where he played until 2014.

  1. Bari1996Bari, 1996
    Pistoiese1996–97loan from BARPistoiese, 1996–97, on loan from Bari
    Prato1997–98loan from BARPrato, 1997–98, on loan from Bari
    Chievo1998–00Chievo, 1998–00
  2. Reggiana2000loan from CHIReggiana, 2000, on loan from Chievo
    Modena2000–01loan from CHIModena, 2000–01, on loan from Chievo
    Chievo2001–03backChievo, 2001–03, back after loan
    Juventus2003–05Juventus, 2003–05
  3. Bologna2005loan from JUVBologna, 2005, on loan from Juventus
    Siena2005–06loan from JUVSiena, 2005–06, on loan from Juventus
    Juventus2006–11backJuventus, 2006–11, back after loan
    AC Milan2011AC Milan, 2011
  4. Catania2011–14Catania, 2011–14

Nicola Legrottaglie’s clubs

YearsClub
1996Bari
1996–1997PistoieseLoan from Bari
1997–1998PratoLoan from Bari
1998–2000Chievo
2000ReggianaLoan from Chievo
2000–2001ModenaLoan from Chievo
2001–2003ChievoReturned
2003–2005Juventus
2005BolognaLoan from Juventus
2005–2006SienaLoan from Juventus
2006–2011JuventusReturned
2011AC Milan
2011–2014Catania

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What clubs did Nicola Legrottaglie play for?
Nicola Legrottaglie played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Bari, Pistoiese, Prato, Chievo, Reggiana, Modena, Juventus, Bologna, Siena, AC Milan and Catania.
What was Nicola Legrottaglie's last club?
Nicola Legrottaglie's last club was Catania (2011–2014).
What was Nicola Legrottaglie's first club?
Nicola Legrottaglie started his senior career at Bari in 1996.

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