Daniel Pacheco
Daniel Pacheco, 2012
Daniel Pacheco Lobato (born 5 January 1991 Málaga, Spain ) is a Spanish striker.
His older brother, Juan Antonio Pacheco (nickname: Gala ) is also active football player and is currently (2010) División for CD Alhaurino in Group 9 of Tercera, the fourth- highest Spanish football league operates.
Career
Association
Before Pacheco moved to FC Liverpool, he played in the youth academy of FC Barcelona. Through his ability to score from almost any position, he got from his teammates nicknamed " El Asesino " ("The Killer ").
His debut for the reserve team of the " Reds " he admitted on 5 February 2008 against Bolton Wanderers, where he also equal scored the first goal. In April 2008, with a 45-meter pass, he hung up the winning goal against Blackburn Rovers, leading to winning the Premier Reserve League North.
His first game for the professional team of FC Liverpool he scored on December 9, 2009, when he appeared as a substitute in the UEFA Champions League match against Fiorentina for Alberto Aquilani. Only two weeks later, he made his debut in the League for the first team when he came in the game against Wolverhampton Wanderers again for Aquilani into play. On 18 February 2010 he appeared as a substitute in the UEFA Europa League match against Unirea Urziceni in the 75th minute, just six minutes later he put the winning goal for David N'Gog on.
In order to gain match practice, Pacheco was awarded in March 2011 to the end of the season at Norwich City. With the " Canaries " he made the promotion to the Premier League.
On 24 August 2011, Liverpool announced that Pacheco will change for one year on loan to Atlético Madrid. From there it is again loaned to Rayo Vallecano.
On January 31, 2013 Pacheco was until end of season on loan at Spanish second division side SD Huesca.
On September 2, 2013 Pacheco joined the Spanish second division club AD Alcorcón.
National
Pacheco took part with the Spanish U-19 National Team at the U -19 European Football Championships 2010 in France. There the Spaniards arrived, although the final, but lost this to hosts France. Pacheco was top scorer of the tournament.