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Roberto Baronio

Defensive midfielder, born 1977, 9 clubs, 7 loans, 2000s era

Roberto Baronio played for 9 clubs in his senior career, starting at Brescia in 1994. His longest spell was at Brescia: 2 seasons, 1994–1996. He went out on loan 7 times, to Vicenza, Reggina, Fiorentina and others. He returned to Lazio after time away. His last club was Cisco Roma, where he played until 2011.

  1. Brescia1994–96Brescia, 1994–96
    Lazio1996–97Lazio, 1996–97
    Vicenza1997–98loan from LAZVicenza, 1997–98, on loan from Lazio
    Reggina1999–00loan from LAZReggina, 1999–00, on loan from Lazio
  2. Fiorentina2001–02loan from LAZFiorentina, 2001–02, on loan from Lazio
    Perugia2002–03loan from LAZPerugia, 2002–03, on loan from Lazio
    Chievo2003–05loan from LAZChievo, 2003–05, on loan from Lazio
    Udinese2006loan from LAZUdinese, 2006, on loan from Lazio
  3. Lazio2006–08backLazio, 2006–08, back after loan
    Brescia2008–09loan from LAZBrescia, 2008–09, on loan from Lazio
    Lazio2009–10backLazio, 2009–10, back after loan
    Cisco Roma2010–11Cisco Roma, 2010–11

Roberto Baronio’s clubs

YearsClub
1994–1996Brescia
1996–1997Lazio
1997–1998VicenzaLoan from Lazio
1999–2000RegginaLoan from Lazio
2001–2002FiorentinaLoan from Lazio
2002–2003PerugiaLoan from Lazio
2003–2005ChievoLoan from Lazio
2006UdineseLoan from Lazio
2006–2008LazioReturned
2008–2009BresciaLoan from Lazio
2009–2010LazioReturned
2010–2011Cisco Roma

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What clubs did Roberto Baronio play for?
Roberto Baronio played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Brescia, Lazio, Vicenza, Reggina, Fiorentina, Perugia, Chievo, Udinese and Cisco Roma.
What was Roberto Baronio's last club?
Roberto Baronio's last club was Cisco Roma (2010–2011).
What was Roberto Baronio's first club?
Roberto Baronio started his senior career at Brescia in 1994.

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