Daniel Parejo
Daniel Parejo Muñoz ( born April 16, 1989 in Madrid ) is a Spanish football player. He plays mostly on the position of attacking midfielder.
Career
Daniel Parejo grew up in Coslada, a suburb of Madrid, to where he began his career as a football player at UD Espinilla and later on CD Coslada. At 14 he moved to Real Madrid, where he held various youth categories, until he finally made his debut in the spring of 2007 in the second- team Real Madrid Castilla and in the season 2006 /07 was used in a total of four games. For the summer of 2007 he went to Castilla from the Segunda División in the second-rate third-rate Segunda División B from where he contested the 2007/ 08 another 33 inserts for Castilla.
In summer 2008, Parejo was loaned to English club Queens Park Rangers, but in the winter he returned to the people of Madrid and was taken in the first squad. In July 2009, Parejo changed hands for € 3 million for Getafe. After two seasons at madrid suburban club, signed him of Valencia, where he signed a contract until June 2016. His former club Real Madrid reserves until June 2013 a buy-back option.
National
Daniel Parejo won with Spain U-19 Football Championship in 2007, scoring the winning goal in the final 1-0 against Greece with a free kick. Parejo was in the squad of the Iberians for the Mediterranean Games in Pescara in 2009, where the Spaniards were able to capture the gold medal in the final against hosts Italy by 2-1. At the Junior World Championships in 2009 in Egypt, he reached with his land the knockout stages, where they lost to Italy 1:3. In June 2011, Parejo won with Spain's U -21 with a 2-0 final win against Switzerland the European title. He even brought it to the finals on four missions.
Achievements
National
- U-19 European Championship: 2007
- Gold medal at the Mediterranean Games: 2009
- U-21 European Championship: 2011