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Thomas Christiansen

Striker, born 1973, 11 clubs, 3 loans, 2000s era

Thomas Christiansen played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Barcelona in 1993. His longest spell was at Hannover 96: 3 seasons, 2003–2006. He went out on loan 3 times, to Sporting Gijón, Osasuna, Racing Santander. He returned to Barcelona after time away. His last club was Hannover 96, where he played until 2006.

  1. Barcelona1993Barcelona, 1993
    Sporting Gijón1993loan from FCBSporting Gijón, 1993, on loan from Barcelona
    Osasuna1993–94loan from FCBOsasuna, 1993–94, on loan from Barcelona
    Racing Santander1994–95loan from FCBRacing Santander, 1994–95, on loan from Barcelona
  2. Barcelona1995–96backBarcelona, 1995–96, back after loan
    Oviedo1996–97Oviedo, 1996–97
    Villarreal1997–99Villarreal, 1997–99
    Terrassa1999Terrassa, 1999
  3. Panionios2000Panionios, 2000
    HB Køge2000HB Køge, 2000
    VfL Bochum2001–03VfL Bochum, 2001–03
    Hannover 962003–06Hannover 96, 2003–06

Thomas Christiansen’s clubs

YearsClub
1993Barcelona
1993Sporting GijónLoan from Barcelona
1993–1994OsasunaLoan from Barcelona
1994–1995Racing SantanderLoan from Barcelona
1995–1996BarcelonaReturned
1996–1997Oviedo
1997–1999Villarreal
1999Terrassa
2000Panionios
2000HB Køge
2001–2003VfL Bochum
2003–2006Hannover 96

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What clubs did Thomas Christiansen play for?
Thomas Christiansen played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Barcelona, Sporting Gijón, Osasuna, Racing Santander, Oviedo, Villarreal, Terrassa, Panionios, HB Køge, VfL Bochum and Hannover 96.
What was Thomas Christiansen's last club?
Thomas Christiansen's last club was Hannover 96 (2003–2006).
What was Thomas Christiansen's first club?
Thomas Christiansen started his senior career at Barcelona in 1993.

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