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Titi Buengo

Striker, born 1980, 12 clubs, 2000s era

Titi Buengo played for 12 clubs in his senior career, starting at Olympique Saint-Quentin in 2000. His longest spell was at Grenoble: 2 seasons, 2003–2005. His last club was Amiens, where he played until 2016.

  1. Olympique Saint-Quentin2000–01Olympique Saint-Quentin, 2000–01
    Wasquehal2001–02Wasquehal, 2001–02
    Créteil2002–03Créteil, 2002–03
    Grenoble2003–05Grenoble, 2003–05
  2. Neuchâtel Xamax2005Neuchâtel Xamax, 2005
    Clermont2005–06Clermont, 2005–06
    Amiens2006–08Amiens, 2006–08
    Troyes2008–09Troyes, 2008–09
  3. Châteauroux2009–10Châteauroux, 2009–10
    Tours2010–12Tours, 2010–12
    Olympiacos Volos2013–14Olympiacos Volos, 2013–14
    Penang FA2014Penang FA, 2014
  4. Amiens2015–16Amiens, 2015–16

Titi Buengo’s clubs

YearsClub
2000–2001Olympique Saint-Quentin
2001–2002Wasquehal
2002–2003Créteil
2003–2005Grenoble
2005Neuchâtel Xamax
2005–2006Clermont
2006–2008Amiens
2008–2009Troyes
2009–2010Châteauroux
2010–2012Tours
2013–2014Olympiacos Volos
2014Penang FA
2015–2016Amiens

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What clubs did Titi Buengo play for?
Titi Buengo played for 12 clubs in his senior career: Olympique Saint-Quentin, Wasquehal, Créteil, Grenoble, Neuchâtel Xamax, Clermont, Amiens, Troyes, Châteauroux, Tours, Olympiacos Volos and Penang FA.
What was Titi Buengo's last club?
Titi Buengo's last club was Amiens (2015–2016).
What was Titi Buengo's first club?
Titi Buengo started his senior career at Olympique Saint-Quentin in 2000.

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