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Vicente Sánchez

Winger, born 1979, 10 clubs, 2000s era

Vicente Sánchez played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Sud América in 2000. His longest spell was at Toluca: 6 seasons, 2001–2007. His last club was Rio Grande Valley FC, where he played until 2021.

  1. Sud América2000Sud América, 2000
    Tacuarembó2000Tacuarembó, 2000
    Nacional2001Nacional, 2001
    Toluca2001–07Toluca, 2001–07
  2. Schalke 042008–10Schalke 04, 2008–10
    América2010–12América, 2010–12
    Nacional2012–13Nacional, 2012–13
    Colorado Rapids2013–15Colorado Rapids, 2013–15
  3. Defensor Sporting2016Defensor Sporting, 2016
    Houston Dynamo2017Houston Dynamo, 2017
    Rio Grande Valley FC2021Rio Grande Valley FC, 2021

Vicente Sánchez’s clubs

YearsClub
2000Sud América
2000Tacuarembó
2001Nacional
2001–2007Toluca
2008–2010Schalke 04
2010–2012América
2012–2013Nacional
2013–2015Colorado Rapids
2016Defensor Sporting
2017Houston Dynamo
2021Rio Grande Valley FC

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What clubs did Vicente Sánchez play for?
Vicente Sánchez played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Sud América, Tacuarembó, Nacional, Toluca, Schalke 04, América, Colorado Rapids, Defensor Sporting, Houston Dynamo and Rio Grande Valley FC.
What was Vicente Sánchez's last club?
Vicente Sánchez's last club was Rio Grande Valley FC (2021).
What was Vicente Sánchez's first club?
Vicente Sánchez started his senior career at Sud América in 2000.

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