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Rodney Strasser

Defensive midfielder, born 1990, 13 clubs, 7 loans, 2010s era

Rodney Strasser played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at AC Milan in 2009. He went out on loan 7 times, to Lecce, Parma, Reggina and others. His last club was FAVL Cimini, where he played until 2024.

  1. AC Milan2009–10AC Milan, 2009–10
    Genoa2010–11Genoa, 2010–11
    AC Milan2010–11AC Milan, 2010–11
    Lecce2011–12loan from ACMLecce, 2011–12, on loan from AC Milan
  2. Parma2013loan from ACMParma, 2013, on loan from AC Milan
    Genoa2013Genoa, 2013
    Reggina2013–14loan from GENReggina, 2013–14, on loan from Genoa
    Livorno2015loan from GENLivorno, 2015, on loan from Genoa
  3. Lupa Castelli Romani2015–16loan from GENLupa Castelli Romani, 2015–16, on loan from Genoa
    NK Zagreb2016loan from GENNK Zagreb, 2016, on loan from Genoa
    Gil Vicente2016–17loan from GENGil Vicente, 2016–17, on loan from Genoa
    Villafranca2018–19Villafranca, 2018–19
  4. TPS2020–21TPS, 2020–21
    Cattolica2021–22Cattolica, 2021–22
    FAVL Cimini2023–24FAVL Cimini, 2023–24

Rodney Strasser’s clubs

YearsClub
2009–2010AC Milan
2010–2011Genoa
2010–2011AC Milan
2011–2012LecceLoan from AC Milan
2013ParmaLoan from AC Milan
2013Genoa
2013–2014RegginaLoan from Genoa
2015LivornoLoan from Genoa
2015–2016Lupa Castelli RomaniLoan from Genoa
2016NK ZagrebLoan from Genoa
2016–2017Gil VicenteLoan from Genoa
2018–2019Villafranca
2020–2021TPS
2021–2022Cattolica
2023–2024FAVL Cimini

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What clubs did Rodney Strasser play for?
Rodney Strasser played for 13 clubs in his senior career: AC Milan, Genoa, Lecce, Parma, Reggina, Livorno, Lupa Castelli Romani, NK Zagreb, Gil Vicente, Villafranca, TPS, Cattolica and FAVL Cimini.
What was Rodney Strasser's last club?
Rodney Strasser's last club was FAVL Cimini (2023–2024).
What was Rodney Strasser's first club?
Rodney Strasser started his senior career at AC Milan in 2009.

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