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Vito Mannone

Goalkeeper, born 1988, 11 clubs, 4 loans, 2010s era

Vito Mannone played for 11 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Arsenal in 2006. His longest spell was at Arsenal: 4 seasons, 2006–2010. He went out on loan 4 times, to Barnsley, Hull City, Minnesota United and others. He returned to Arsenal after time away. He is currently at Crawley Town.

  1. Arsenal2006Arsenal, 2006
    Barnsley2006loan from ARSBarnsley, 2006, on loan from Arsenal
    Arsenal2006–10backArsenal, 2006–10, back after loan
    Hull City2010–12loan from ARSHull City, 2010–12, on loan from Arsenal
  2. Arsenal2012–13backArsenal, 2012–13, back after loan
    Sunderland2013–17Sunderland, 2013–17
    Reading2017–19Reading, 2017–19
    Minnesota United2019loan from REAMinnesota United, 2019, on loan from Reading
  3. Esbjerg2020loan from REAEsbjerg, 2020, on loan from Reading
    Monaco2020–22Monaco, 2020–22
    Lorient2022–23Lorient, 2022–23
    Lille2023–25Lille, 2023–25
  4. Crawley Town2026–Crawley Town, 2026–

Vito Mannone’s clubs

YearsClub
2006Arsenal
2006BarnsleyLoan from Arsenal
2006–2010ArsenalReturned
2010–2012Hull CityLoan from Arsenal
2012–2013ArsenalReturned
2013–2017Sunderland
2017–2019Reading
2019Minnesota UnitedLoan from Reading
2020EsbjergLoan from Reading
2020–2022Monaco
2022–2023Lorient
2023–2025Lille
2026–presentCrawley Town

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What clubs did Vito Mannone play for?
Vito Mannone played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Arsenal, Barnsley, Hull City, Sunderland, Reading, Minnesota United, Esbjerg, Monaco, Lorient, Lille and Crawley Town.
What is Vito Mannone's current club?
Vito Mannone is at Crawley Town, where he has played since 2026.
What was Vito Mannone's first club?
Vito Mannone started his senior career at Arsenal in 2006.

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