Daniel Noriega

Venezuelan footballer (born 1977)

For the singer, see Danny Noriega.

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is  Noriega and the second or maternal family name is  Acosta.

Daniel NoriegaPersonal information

Full name|  Daniel Noriega Acosta
Date of birth|  (1977-03-30) 30 March 1977 (age 47)
Place of birth|  Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela
Height|  1.72 m (5 ft 8 in)
Position(s)|  Striker
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1995–1997|  Minervén|  |
1997–1998|  Rayo Vallecano|  8|  (2)
1998–1999|  Unión de Santa Fe|  49|  (10)
2000|  Sporting Cristal|  14|  (2)
2001|  Unión de Santa Fe|  16|  (0)
2002|  Mineros|  |
2002–2003|  ItalChacao|  |
2003–2004|  Independiente Medellín|  7|  (0)
2004|  Deportivo Táchira|  |
2005|  Caracas|  |
2005|  Mineros|  |
2006|  Monagas|  |
2006–2008|  Guaros FC|  11|  (3)
2008–2009|  Llaneros|  34|  (1)
International career
1996–2005|  Venezuela|  38|  (5)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Daniel Noriega Acosta (born 30 March 1977) is a Venezuelan former professional footballer who played as a striker. He made a total number of 38 appearances (five goals) for the Venezuelan national team between 1996 and 2005.[1]

## Club career[edit]

Noriega was born in Puerto Ordaz. He started his professional career at Minervén in 1995. Noriega also played in Peru, Argentina, Colombia and Spain.

## References[edit]

1. ^ Venezuela record international footballers Archived 30 March 2009 at the Wayback Machine at rsssf

## External links[edit]

* Daniel Noriega at National-Football-Teams.com
* (in Spanish) Argentine Primera statistics

Daniel Noriega international tournaments

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Venezuela squad – 1999 Copa América

* 1 Vega
* 2 Álvarez
* 3 Rojas
* 4 McIntosh
* 5 Bidoglio
* 6 Rey
* 7 Noriega
* 8 Tortolero
* 9 García
* 10 Urdaneta
* 11 Hernández
* 12 Sanhouse
* 13 Rondón
* 14 Jiménez
* 15 Mea Vitali
* 16 Duno
* 17 Echenausi
* 18 Chacón
* 19 Arango
* 20 Cásseres
* 21 Vera
* 22 Morán
* Coach: Pastoriza

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Venezuela squad – 2001 Copa América

* 1 Dudamel
* 2 Vallenilla
* 3 Rey
* 4 Alvarado
* 5 M. Mea Vitali
* 6 Martínez
* 7 Noriega
* 8 Vera
* 9 Rondón
* 10 Urdaneta
* 11 Páez Gómez
* 12 Sanhouse
* 13 Vielma
* 14 Jiménez
* 15 Pérez
* 16 Cásseres
* 17 Rojas
* 18 Arango
* 19 R. Mea Vitali
* 20 González
* 22 Vega
* Coach: Páez Monzón

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Venezuela squad – 2004 Copa América

* 1 Angelucci
* 2 Vallenilla
* 3 Rey
* 4 Hernández
* 5 Mea Vitali
* 6 Cichero
* 7 Noriega
* 8 Cásseres
* 9 Rondón
* 10 Margiotta
* 11 Páez Gómez
* 12 Sanhouse
* 13 Vielma
* 14 Jiménez
* 15 Moreno
* 16 Morán
* 17 Rojas
* 18 Arango
* 19 A. González
* 20 H. González
* 21 Rouga
* 22 Depablos
* Coach: Páez Monzón

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