Dani Güiza
[4] He eventually made it into his local club Xerez CD and, after one season there, first showed his eye for goal at Segunda División B side Dos Hermanas CF, loaned immediately after RCD Mallorca bought him.[5] Subsequently, he joined Ciudad de Murcia of the Segunda División, where his career saw a turning point with two consecutive top-five finishes in the top scorers' list (runner-up in the 2004–05 season).[5] On 10 May 2007, he was one of three players on target in a 4–0 home defeat of FC Barcelona for the semi-finals of the Copa del Rey, which meant qualification for the decisive match for the first time ever after a 6–5 aggregate win.Prior to the beginning of 2009–10 he put three past Budapest Honvéd FC in the third qualifying round of the UEFA Europa League, in a 5–1 home win (6–2 on aggregate),[12] netting his first in the domestic competition in matchday one against Denizlispor, in the first minute of the game.[17] His move, along with the acquisition of former S.S. Lazio winger Simone Del Nero and seven Malaysian internationals, was part of the club's major restructuring plans upon the appointment of Tunku Ismail Idris, the Crown Prince of Johor, as president;[18] based on past achievements and honours the player, at the time of his signing, was arguably the most prolific footballer to have competed in the league.[19] Güiza made his first competitive appearance and league debut for his new team on 8 January 2013, in an opening day away game against Pahang FA: despite a 2–3 defeat, he provided the assists for both of his side's goals.[21] Three days later, he netted from open play in a home fixture against 2012 Malaysia Cup runners-up ATM FA, with a volleyed lob from the edge of the penalty area in an eventual 2–2 draw.However, new manager Leonardo Astrada did not have the player in his plans, which led to his release in March 2015[29] despite having a contract running until June;[30] he also cited the poor health of his father as one of the main reasons for his departure.His arrival drew the ire of fans, due to disparaging remarks he had made about the club a decade ago while playing for local rivals Xerez.[38] Güiza remained in Sanlúcar de Barrameda for the ensuing seasons, agreeing to new one-year deals in June 2019[39] and May 2020, while his game time and goals decreased.[49] On 15 October 2008, Güiza came on as a late substitute against Belgium, and soon after assisted David Villa who scored the winning goal in a close 2–1 contest for the 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifiers.[53] On the 28th he came from the bench as the national team trailed hosts South Africa (0–1) in the third-place match, and responded with a spectacular brace in the last two minutes as Spain eventually won the game in extra-time (3–2).
Spanish namesurnameMallorcaJerez de la FronteraStrikerMallorca BDos HermanasRecreativoBarcelona BCiudad MurciaGetafeFenerbahçeJohor Darul Ta'zimCerro PorteñoCádizAtlético SanluqueñoUEFA European Championship2008 Austria-Switzerlandfootballerlate bloomerLa LigaSpain national teamEuro 2008Cádiz CFXerez CDSegunda División BDos Hermanas CFRCD Mallorcathe reservesRecreativo de HuelvaFC Barcelona BCiudad de MurciaSegunda División2004–05 seasonBernd SchusterGetafe CFCopa del ReyMadridRonaldoFC Barcelonathe semi-finalsNuria Bermúdezhat-trickReal Murciathe leaguepenalty kickGregorio ManzanoPichichiTurkishFenerbahçe SKSüper LigUEFA Champions LeagueBursaspor2009–10Budapest Honvéd FCthird qualifying roundUEFA Europa LeagueDenizlisporIstanbulTurkish Cup2008–09 editionBeşiktaş JKthe first season in his second spellMalaysia Super LeagueJohor Darul Ta'zim F.C.S.S. LazioSimone Del NeroMalaysian internationalsTunku Ismail IdrisPahang FAassistsKelantan FAfree kick2012 Malaysia CupATM FA2–1 lossSelangor FAFA CupsubstituteSportivo CarapeguáParaguayan Primera Divisiónthe following yearCopa LibertadoresLeonardo AstradaEstadio General Pablo RojasOlimpia AsunciónHércules CFplay-off finalsthe seasonAtlético Sanluqueño CFrecently relegatedTercera Divisiónvia the playoffshis first seasonSanlúcar de Barramedathe campaignCádiz CF BTercera FederaciónCD RotaFernando TorresCesc FàbregasUEFA Euro 2008qualifiersSwedenNorthern IrelandAustriaSwitzerlandLas PalmasGreecepenalty shootoutRussiathe finalGermanyMarcos SennaBelgiumDavid Villa2010 FIFA World CupVicente del BosqueTurkey2009 FIFA Confederations CupSouth Africaextra-timeAndalusia autonomous teamIsraelPalestineEstadio de La Cartuja