César Peixoto

Paulo César Silva Peixoto ( born May 12, 1980 in Guimarães ) is a Portuguese football player.

It can act both as a 10 behind two peaks, as well as a left-back. He currently plays for Gil Vicente FC.

• 2.1 In clubs

Career

Association

Peixoto began at age 19 his career with the club unterklassigen Caçadores Taipas. From there, he just 2 years later moved to the capital of Portugal after Belenenses. There, he scored 7 goals in 22 games and was traded as a great talent that he should confirm to the transfer to FC Porto in 2002. However Peixoto has not received a regular place and came before the winter break 2005 to 35 inserts, where he met 9 times the gate. For the latter winter break changed the then 25 - year-old Portuguese by borrowing in his hometown and was wearing the jersey 6 months of Vitória Guimarães. At the time he was a regular player, but played rarely over 90 minutes. For the 2006/07 season he was again awarded, what was this time at Espanyol, where he received but a single use even to his injury in the form of a torn ACL. Thus he was no longer on his old level and moved to 2007/2008 season to Sporting Braga, where he auftrumpfte as a regular player and 2 years successfully spent. As Peixoto then learned that the record champions SL Benfica was interested in him, he declined a nomination for the UEFA Europa League qualifiers against IF Elfsborg and was suspended immediately. On 7 August 2009, the two clubs agreed on a transfer, and Peixoto changed as in 2001 in the capital, this time, however, to Benfica. On January 6, 2012, he ended his contract with Benfica and signed a contract with Gil Vicente FC.

National team

César Peixoto made ​​his debut for the national team on 20 November 2008 against the national team of Brazil when he came on in the 84th minute the score of 5:2 for Maniche.

Achievements

In clubs

• FC Porto UEFA Champions League: 2003/ 04
• UEFA Cup: 2002 /03
• Portuguese champions: 2002 / 03, 2003/ 04, 2005 /06
• Portuguese Cup Winners: 2003/ 04
• Portuguese Super Cup: 2002, 2003

• Portuguese Cup: 2010
• Taça da Liga: 2010

• National football team (Portugal )
• Portuguese
• Born in 1980
• Man