Daniel Rosin

Daniel Rosin ( born May 18, 1980 in Freital, Saxony ) is a German football player.

Career

Daniel Rosin played in the youth in the former GDR initially at SG Rabenau construction and steel Freital. At the age of nine he moved to Dynamo Dresden, where he went through all subsequent youth teams. He was a league and time, Dresden (1991-1995) as a ball boy at the Rudolf Harbig Stadium active. His career in the adult area, he began the season 1998/99 at Dynamo. Previously, he had served an apprenticeship as a retail salesman in the family business after high-school diploma.

After a year at the 1 FC Dynamo in 1999, he moved into the amateur side of Bayern Munich. From 2000 he played at Alemannia Aachen.

When Alemannia he came in three seasons on 32 missions in the 2nd Bundesliga. In 2003 he moved free transfer to Wacker Burghausen, the second division rivals of Aachen.

In the 2003 /04 season he was with crucial goals of the guarantors of the league. In September 2004, shortly after the start of season 2004/ 05, however, he retired to a meniscus injury and a cruciate ligament injury to surgery was 15 months and fell out. His comeback he celebrated in December 2005.

For the season 2008/ 09 joined Daniel Rosin 1 FC Magdeburg. There he was elected by his teammates to captain. Despite a three-year contract Rosin was announced at the end of the first season in Magdeburg by the club's management that the club in future planning without him and he can find a new club. Then he moved to RB Leipzig in the Oberliga Nordost South, where he played until summer 2012.

Private

Daniel Rosin is married and has three children.