Daniel Sobralense

Daniel Lopes Silva, also known as Daniel Sobralense, ( born February 10, 1983 in Sobral ) is a Brazilian footballer. The midfielder won the 2008 Kalmar FF with the Swedish national championship.

Career

Lopes Silva played in his youth for various clubs. His professional career started at Parnahyba EC, with 2006 he won the state championship by Piauí. About ADRC Icasa he came after a brief interlude in the first division Náutico Capibaribe to Fortaleza EC in the second Brazilian league.

In December 2007, Lopes Silva signed a valid from January 2008, three-year contract with the Swedish club Kalmar FF. On the side of his compatriot César Santin he came on the offensive of the club used. After he was initially the season came mainly as a substitute use, he could play and contributed five goals this season to winning the Lennart Johansson - Cup for the Swedish championship title at the end of the 2008 in the basic formation. In the following season he was a member in many parts of the starting eleven coach Nanne mountain beach and belonged with six goals this season and assists in addition to Rasmus Elm, Tobias Eriksson and Daniel Mendes of the crucial players in the offensive of the club, which again as a table fourth in the European Cup moved. In the following years the club slipped especially after the departure of some top performers in the mid table area, Lopes Silva was doing over long distances continue to be the key players.

In September 2011, Lopes Silva announced a change within Sweden. As the first Brazilian player in the club's history, he joined after the 2011 IFK Gothenburg, where he signed a four -year contract.