Club career Daniel da Silva Soares

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1 club career

1.1 portugal
1.2 cluj
1.3 greece





club career
portugal

dani started playing football f.c. vizela, located near birthcity of felgueiras. remained 14 years club youth spell accounted for, playing first 4 seasons senior in third division, latter ending in league conquest , promotion second level.


for 2006–07 campaign, dani moved primeira liga f.c. paços de ferreira, making debut in competition on 27 august 2006 in 1–2 away loss against s.c. braga (90 minutes played). started in league appearances during short tenure.


cluj

during 2007 winter transfer window, dani signed cfr cluj in romania fee of €600,000. scored first liga goal in 1–1 draw @ fc unirea urziceni.


dani finished first full season 29 games team won national championship, going on important midfield unit in conquest of 7 major titles, including 3 consecutive romanian cups.


greece

on 31 august 2010, dani signed two-year contract iraklis thessaloniki f.c. superleague greece. made official debut new club on 11 september, in 1–1 away draw against atromitos fc.


dani scored first league goal iraklis in nineteenth round of season, opening score against aek athens f.c. in eventual 2–0 win hosts.


in late july 2011, dani joined fellow league side skoda xanthi fc.








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