Daniel Silvani

Silvani spent time in the youth ranks of Independiente and Arsenal de Sarandí.[5] His senior career started with Dock Sud.[2] He scored one goal in forty-six appearances in Primera C Metropolitana, with the 2007–08 campaign concluding with relegation to Primera D Metropolitana.[2] He appeared twice and scored once in tier five, prior to switching Argentina for Spain in 2009 after agreeing terms with Segunda División B's Atlético Ciudad.[5] Silvani soon signed for Tercera División side Ciempozuelos later that year.[2][6] He remained for the rest of 2008–09, though left before the 2009–10 season started.[7][8] Silvani signed for Terrassa in 2010.[6][9]

Silvani scored on his debut for Terrassa in February 2010 versus Gramenet, before receiving a red card in his next game against Espanyol B.[1] Silvani featured twelve times as they were relegated.[1] He spent the 2010–11 season back in the Tercera División with Antequera, with the defender netting in fixtures with Adra, El Palo and Alhaurino.[6] Silvani had further stints in Spanish football with Logroñés, Tauste and Calahorra, prior to returning to his homeland with Central Córdoba in mid-2013.[2][6][8][10][11] Fellow Primera C Metropolitana team Excursionistas signed Silvani on 30 June 2014.[4] Two seasons passed along with four goals in twenty-six matches.[2]

June 2015 saw Silvani join Deportivo Riestra in Primera B Metropolitana.[4][12][13] He made the first of fifty-four appearances in July versus Defensores de Belgrano, which culminated with promotion in 2016–17.[4]

Silvani's brother, Gastón, is a footballer.[14] He also played for Dock Sud, Central Córdoba, Excursionistas.[15]

As of 3 June 2019.[1][2][4][6][16][17][18]

• Daniel Silvani at Soccerway