Danielzinho has a quiet debut, fails to spark São Paulo’s play | OneFootball

During São Paulo's defeat to Mirassol this Sunday, by 3-0, in a match for the first round of the Campeonato Paulista, Danielzinho was called upon by Hernán Crespo and made his debut for Tricolor. However, upon entering the field at halftime, against his former team, the midfielder was unable to stand out and had little influence on the match.

Replacing Alisson, who played as the holding midfielder, Danielzinho came on with the responsibility of commanding São Paulo's ball distribution and trying to give the team a new dynamic to spark a comeback, since at halftime, Tricolor was already losing 2-0.

However, the midfielder had little impact and was unable to help São Paulo push forward in attack. According to Sofascore, Danielzinho received a rating of just 6.6 for the match.

He had an 84% pass completion rate but lost possession seven times. Despite this, he managed two tackles and won three out of seven ground duels. The player also recorded one key pass and two tackles in his debut.

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