Patrick da Silva

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Patrick Roberto Daniel da Silva commonly known as Patrick (born 26 March 1985) is a Brazilian footballer who most recently played for Barito Putera in Liga 1.^[1]

Sydney[]

He joined Sydney FC in the beginning of the 2007–08 A-League season, where he played alongside fellow Brazilian Juninho Paulista. It is believed that after Sydney FC signed Juninho Paulista, the club was inundated with player DVDs from Brazil, all looking to sign contracts with the A-League team. Amongst the DVDs was that of Patrick da Silva's. He caught the attention of Sydney FC, prompting further inquiries from both Juninho Paulista and Sydney FC scouts. He started his Sydney FC career with a substitute appearance against Adelaide United in Round 2 of the A-League. It has been reported that, after the following match against Perth Glory, he was struggling to adjust to the pace of the league. He scored his first goal in Round 5 against Queensland Roar with his first touch of the ball while he scored his second goal against Perth Glory in Round 8. He wore the number 12 shirt.^{[citation needed]}

Persija Jakarta[]

He joined persija jakarta in 2016. He will follow the Trofeo persija on 9 February 2016. then, he will follow indonesian super competition 2016.^{[citation needed]}

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