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Tim Howard

Goalkeeper, born 1979, 7 clubs, 1 loan, 2010s era

Tim Howard played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at North Jersey Imperials in 1997. His longest spell was at Everton: 10 seasons, 2006–2016. He went out on loan once, to MLS Pro-40. He returned to New York Red Bulls after time away. His last club was Memphis 901, where he played until 2020.

  1. North Jersey Imperials1997North Jersey Imperials, 1997
    New York Red Bulls1998New York Red Bulls, 1998
    MLS Pro-401998loan from NYRMLS Pro-40, 1998, on loan from New York Red Bulls
    New York Red Bulls1998–03backNew York Red Bulls, 1998–03, back after loan
  2. Manchester United2003–07Manchester United, 2003–07
    Everton2006–16Everton, 2006–16
    Colorado Rapids2016–19Colorado Rapids, 2016–19
    Memphis 9012020Memphis 901, 2020

Tim Howard’s clubs

YearsClub
1997North Jersey Imperials
1998New York Red Bulls
1998MLS Pro-40Loan from New York Red Bulls
1998–2003New York Red BullsReturned
2003–2007Manchester United
2006–2016Everton
2016–2019Colorado Rapids
2020Memphis 901

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What clubs did Tim Howard play for?
Tim Howard played for 7 clubs in his senior career: North Jersey Imperials, New York Red Bulls, MLS Pro-40, Manchester United, Everton, Colorado Rapids and Memphis 901.
What was Tim Howard's last club?
Tim Howard's last club was Memphis 901 (2020).
What was Tim Howard's first club?
Tim Howard started his senior career at North Jersey Imperials in 1997.

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Senior club career from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Youth, reserve and international teams are not included.