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Vitor Hugo

Centre-back, born 1991, 11 clubs, 2 loans, 2010s era

Vitor Hugo played for 11 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Santo André in 2010. His longest spell was at Trabzonspor: 3 seasons, 2020–2023. He went out on loan 2 times, to Ceará, Panathinaikos. He returned to Ituano and Bahia after time away. He is currently at Atlético Mineiro.

  1. Santo André2010–11Santo André, 2010–11
    Sport Recife2011Sport Recife, 2011
    Ituano2012Ituano, 2012
    Ceará2012loan from ITUCeará, 2012, on loan from Ituano
  2. Ituano2012–13backItuano, 2012–13, back after loan
    América Mineiro2013–15América Mineiro, 2013–15
    Palmeiras2015–17Palmeiras, 2015–17
    Fiorentina2017–19Fiorentina, 2017–19
  3. Palmeiras2019–20Palmeiras, 2019–20
    Trabzonspor2020–23Trabzonspor, 2020–23
    Bahia2023–24Bahia, 2023–24
    Panathinaikos2024loan from BAHPanathinaikos, 2024, on loan from Bahia
  4. Bahia2024–26backBahia, 2024–26, back after loan
    Atlético Mineiro2025–Atlético Mineiro, 2025–

Vitor Hugo’s clubs

YearsClub
2010–2011Santo André
2011Sport Recife
2012Ituano
2012CearáLoan from Ituano
2012–2013ItuanoReturned
2013–2015América Mineiro
2015–2017Palmeiras
2017–2019Fiorentina
2019–2020Palmeiras
2020–2023Trabzonspor
2023–2024Bahia
2024PanathinaikosLoan from Bahia
2024–2026BahiaReturned
2025–presentAtlético Mineiro

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What clubs did Vitor Hugo play for?
Vitor Hugo played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Santo André, Sport Recife, Ituano, Ceará, América Mineiro, Palmeiras, Fiorentina, Trabzonspor, Bahia, Panathinaikos and Atlético Mineiro.
What is Vitor Hugo's current club?
Vitor Hugo is at Atlético Mineiro, where he has played since 2025.
What was Vitor Hugo's first club?
Vitor Hugo started his senior career at Santo André in 2010.

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