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Walter Zenga

Goalkeeper, born 1960, 7 clubs, 3 loans, Classic era

Walter Zenga played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at Inter Milan in 1978. His longest spell was at Inter Milan: 12 seasons, 1982–1994. He went out on loan 3 times, to Salernitana, Savona, Sambenedettese. He returned to Inter Milan after time away. His last club was New England Revolution, where he played until 1999.

  1. Inter Milan1978Inter Milan, 1978
    Salernitana1978–79loan from INTSalernitana, 1978–79, on loan from Inter Milan
    Savona1979–80loan from INTSavona, 1979–80, on loan from Inter Milan
    Sambenedettese1980–82loan from INTSambenedettese, 1980–82, on loan from Inter Milan
  2. Inter Milan1982–94backInter Milan, 1982–94, back after loan
    Sampdoria1994–96Sampdoria, 1994–96
    Padova1996–97Padova, 1996–97
    New England Revolution1997–99New England Revolution, 1997–99

Walter Zenga’s clubs

YearsClub
1978Inter Milan
1978–1979SalernitanaLoan from Inter Milan
1979–1980SavonaLoan from Inter Milan
1980–1982SambenedetteseLoan from Inter Milan
1982–1994Inter MilanReturned
1994–1996Sampdoria
1996–1997Padova
1997–1999New England Revolution

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What clubs did Walter Zenga play for?
Walter Zenga played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Inter Milan, Salernitana, Savona, Sambenedettese, Sampdoria, Padova and New England Revolution.
What was Walter Zenga's last club?
Walter Zenga's last club was New England Revolution (1997–1999).
What was Walter Zenga's first club?
Walter Zenga started his senior career at Inter Milan in 1978.

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