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Nikola Žigić

Centre forward, born 1980, 8 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Nikola Žigić played for 8 clubs in his senior career, starting at AIK Bačka Topola in 1998. His longest spell was at Birmingham City: 5 seasons, 2010–2015. He went out on loan 2 times, to Spartak Subotica, Racing Santander. He returned to Red Star Belgrade and Valencia after time away. His last club was Birmingham City, where he played until 2015.

  1. AIK Bačka Topola1998–01AIK Bačka Topola, 1998–01
    Mornar2001–02Mornar, 2001–02
    Kolubara2002Kolubara, 2002
    Red Star Belgrade2003Red Star Belgrade, 2003
  2. Spartak Subotica2003loan from RSBSpartak Subotica, 2003, on loan from Red Star Belgrade
    Red Star Belgrade2003–06backRed Star Belgrade, 2003–06, back after loan
    Racing Santander2006–07Racing Santander, 2006–07
    Valencia2007–09Valencia, 2007–09
  3. Racing Santander2009loan from VALRacing Santander, 2009, on loan from Valencia
    Valencia2009–10backValencia, 2009–10, back after loan
    Birmingham City2010–15Birmingham City, 2010–15

Nikola Žigić’s clubs

YearsClub
1998–2001AIK Bačka Topola
2001–2002Mornar
2002Kolubara
2003Red Star Belgrade
2003Spartak SuboticaLoan from Red Star Belgrade
2003–2006Red Star BelgradeReturned
2006–2007Racing Santander
2007–2009Valencia
2009Racing SantanderLoan from Valencia
2009–2010ValenciaReturned
2010–2015Birmingham City

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What clubs did Nikola Žigić play for?
Nikola Žigić played for 8 clubs in his senior career: AIK Bačka Topola, Mornar, Kolubara, Red Star Belgrade, Spartak Subotica, Racing Santander, Valencia and Birmingham City.
What was Nikola Žigić's last club?
Nikola Žigić's last club was Birmingham City (2010–2015).
What was Nikola Žigić's first club?
Nikola Žigić started his senior career at AIK Bačka Topola in 1998.

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