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Tino Costa

Midfielder, born 1985, 14 clubs, 2 loans, 2010s era

Tino Costa played for 14 clubs in his senior career, starting at Racing Club B-T in 2002. His longest spell was at Valencia: 3 seasons, 2010–2013. He went out on loan 2 times, to Genoa, Fiorentina. His last club was Pau, where he played until 2024.

  1. Racing Club B-T2002–04Racing Club B-T, 2002–04
    Racing Paris2004–05Racing Paris, 2004–05
    Pau2005–07Pau, 2005–07
    Sète2007–08Sète, 2007–08
  2. Montpellier2008–10Montpellier, 2008–10
    Valencia2010–13Valencia, 2010–13
    Spartak Moscow2013–15Spartak Moscow, 2013–15
    Genoa2015–16loan from SMGenoa, 2015–16, on loan from Spartak Moscow
  3. Fiorentina2016loan from SMFiorentina, 2016, on loan from Spartak Moscow
    San Lorenzo2016–17San Lorenzo, 2016–17
    Almería2017–18Almería, 2017–18
    San Martín Tucumán2018–19San Martín Tucumán, 2018–19
  4. Atlético Nacional2019–20Atlético Nacional, 2019–20
    San Martín Tucumán2020–23San Martín Tucumán, 2020–23
    Deportivo Morón2023Deportivo Morón, 2023
    Pau2023–24Pau, 2023–24

Tino Costa’s clubs

YearsClub
2002–2004Racing Club B-T
2004–2005Racing Paris
2005–2007Pau
2007–2008Sète
2008–2010Montpellier
2010–2013Valencia
2013–2015Spartak Moscow
2015–2016GenoaLoan from Spartak Moscow
2016FiorentinaLoan from Spartak Moscow
2016–2017San Lorenzo
2017–2018Almería
2018–2019San Martín Tucumán
2019–2020Atlético Nacional
2020–2023San Martín Tucumán
2023Deportivo Morón
2023–2024Pau

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What clubs did Tino Costa play for?
Tino Costa played for 14 clubs in his senior career: Racing Club B-T, Racing Paris, Pau, Sète, Montpellier, Valencia, Spartak Moscow, Genoa, Fiorentina, San Lorenzo, Almería, San Martín Tucumán, Atlético Nacional and Deportivo Morón.
What was Tino Costa's last club?
Tino Costa's last club was Pau (2023–2024).
What was Tino Costa's first club?
Tino Costa started his senior career at Racing Club B-T in 2002.

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