Félix Borja

Félix Alexander Borja Valencia ( born April 2, 1983 in San Lorenzo, Esmeraldas ), nicknamed " The Kangaroo ", is an Ecuadorian football player.

Club football

Borja played in the youth of CD El Nacional of Ecuador's capital Quito and came in 2001 for the first time in the first team to use, the runner-up in the same year. Four goals scored by the bounce, and aerially strong striker in his first six missions. After that, he was for many years for stem formation and in 2005 he won the league final and thus the championship. He scored 26 goals in his most successful year and was the second best scorer in the league as a whole and with 21 goals scorer in the Apertura season.

For the season 2006/ 07 he moved to Olympiakos Piraeus in the first division of Greece, where he scored seven goals in 38 missions. Once there, the Argentine striker Cristian Raúl Ledesma was obliged Borja joined initially on loan in August 2007 to 1 FSV Mainz 05 In January 2008, he moved completely and was tied to 2011.

After Borja at FSV Mainz 05 had been sorted out before the season and did not get back number for the 2010/11 season, he coached with the second team. During the winter break, he moved after half a year without match practice to the Mexican first division side Puebla FC. There he received from 2011 half year contract.

After his contract expired, he moved to league rivals CF Pachuca.

National

For his home country Ecuador Félix Borja has been playing the U17, took part in the 2001 World Junior Championships and was also nominated in the same year for the senior team. Then he stood still several times in the squad, but only on 17 August 2005 he made ​​his debut on the pitch and also played in the other games in preparation for the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany. He stood in the squad of Ecuador for the World Cup and played the first half in the third group game against Germany. He also took part in the tournament for the Copa América 2007.

Achievements

  • Greek Champion 2006 /07
  • Ecuadorian master: 2005 - Liguilla Final
  • Ecuadorian Vice-Champion: 2001
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