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Saidy Janko

Right-back, born 1995, 10 clubs, 5 loans, 2020s era

Saidy Janko played for 10 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Manchester United in 2014. His longest spell was at Young Boys: 3 seasons, 2023–present. He went out on loan 5 times, to Bolton Wanderers, Barnsley, Nottingham Forest and others. He is currently at Young Boys.

  1. Manchester United2014–15Manchester United, 2014–15
    Bolton Wanderers2015loan from MUNBolton Wanderers, 2015, on loan from Manchester United
    Celtic2015–16Celtic, 2015–16
    Barnsley2016–17loan from CELBarnsley, 2016–17, on loan from Celtic
  2. Saint-Étienne2017–18Saint-Étienne, 2017–18
    Porto2018Porto, 2018
    Nottingham Forest2018–19loan from FCPNottingham Forest, 2018–19, on loan from Porto
    Young Boys2019–20loan from FCPYoung Boys, 2019–20, on loan from Porto
  3. Valladolid2020–22Valladolid, 2020–22
    VfL Bochum2022–23loan from VLLVfL Bochum, 2022–23, on loan from Valladolid
    Young Boys2023–Young Boys, 2023–

Saidy Janko’s clubs

YearsClub
2014–2015Manchester United
2015Bolton WanderersLoan from Manchester United
2015–2016Celtic
2016–2017BarnsleyLoan from Celtic
2017–2018Saint-Étienne
2018Porto
2018–2019Nottingham ForestLoan from Porto
2019–2020Young BoysLoan from Porto
2020–2022Valladolid
2022–2023VfL BochumLoan from Valladolid
2023–presentYoung Boys

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What clubs did Saidy Janko play for?
Saidy Janko played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Manchester United, Bolton Wanderers, Celtic, Barnsley, Saint-Étienne, Porto, Nottingham Forest, Young Boys, Valladolid and VfL Bochum.
What is Saidy Janko's current club?
Saidy Janko is at Young Boys, where he has played since 2023.
What was Saidy Janko's first club?
Saidy Janko started his senior career at Manchester United in 2014.

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