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Pablo Marí

Centre-back, born 1993, 12 clubs, 4 loans, 2020s era

Pablo Marí played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at Mallorca in 2011. His longest spell was at Gimnàstic: 3 seasons, 2013–2016. He went out on loan 4 times, to Girona, NAC Breda, Deportivo La Coruña and others. He returned to Arsenal after time away. His last club was Al-Hilal, where he played until 2026.

  1. Mallorca2011–12Mallorca, 2011–12
    Gimnàstic2013–16Gimnàstic, 2013–16
    Manchester City2016Manchester City, 2016
    Girona2016–17loan from MCIGirona, 2016–17, on loan from Manchester City
  2. NAC Breda2017–18loan from MCINAC Breda, 2017–18, on loan from Manchester City
    Deportivo La Coruña2018–19loan from MCIDeportivo La Coruña, 2018–19, on loan from Manchester City
    Flamengo2019–20Flamengo, 2019–20
    Arsenal2020–22Arsenal, 2020–22
  3. Udinese2022loan from ARSUdinese, 2022, on loan from Arsenal
    Arsenal2022–23backArsenal, 2022–23, back after loan
    Monza2022–25Monza, 2022–25
    Fiorentina2025–26Fiorentina, 2025–26
  4. Al-Hilal2026Al-Hilal, 2026

Pablo Marí’s clubs

YearsClub
2011–2012Mallorca
2013–2016Gimnàstic
2016Manchester City
2016–2017GironaLoan from Manchester City
2017–2018NAC BredaLoan from Manchester City
2018–2019Deportivo La CoruñaLoan from Manchester City
2019–2020Flamengo
2020–2022Arsenal
2022UdineseLoan from Arsenal
2022–2023ArsenalReturned
2022–2025Monza
2025–2026Fiorentina
2026Al-Hilal

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What clubs did Pablo Marí play for?
Pablo Marí played for 12 clubs in his senior career: Mallorca, Gimnàstic, Manchester City, Girona, NAC Breda, Deportivo La Coruña, Flamengo, Arsenal, Udinese, Monza, Fiorentina and Al-Hilal.
What was Pablo Marí's last club?
Pablo Marí's last club was Al-Hilal (2026).
What was Pablo Marí's first club?
Pablo Marí started his senior career at Mallorca in 2011.

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