Daniel Osorno Calvillo, (born March 16, 1979 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico) is a Mexican football player. He is currently signed by Atlas.

[edit] Career

Osorno made his debut on January 11, 1997 in a game against Tecos UAG and quickly became one of F.C. Atlas A.C. main goal producing players. For seven years Daniel was a symbolic player for Atlas. However, his form began to deteriorate after dealing with some injury problems. Osorno was loaned out to CF Monterey for a year in 2003. He made his return to F.C. Atlas A.C. in 2004, but didn't manage to return to his old form.

After the 2006-2007 season was concluded, Osorno declared his departure from F.C. Atlas A.C., with CF Monterey and Santos Laguna showing interest in acquiring his services. On August 1, 2007 it was announced that Osorno had signed with the American team Colorado Rapids. He played only 3 games with the team.

Osorno returned to Mexico and was signed by Puebla F.C., where his career experienced a recovery,And lavolpe had recodnized that old player in 1999,he had talked about him how a player complety retired comes back to a team that recently graduated to the first division,and plays a good seson and almost ends up in the finals,in short words he had love for the gAME.He was recently transferred to Atlas for the Apertura 2009 season,WHERE he is gaining his form back,his way of moving threw leftside,so far he has three goles in 09 seson.

[edit] International career

Osorno was called up for the U-20 Mexican National Team in 1999, and later that same year he made his debut with the Mexican National Football Team. He has played various tournaments with the Mexican team, and was part of the team who beat Brazil in the 1999 FIFA Confederations Cup, but saw no playing time in that tournament. He was also part of the Mexican squad for the 2003 Gold Cup, where he scored the winning goal in the final match against Brazil. He also has a regional Mexican music band called Banda Pura Caña de Daniel Osorno.

[edit] International goals

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1.	June 18, 1999	Seoul, South Korea	Egypt	2–0	Win	1999 Korea Cup
2.	June 18, 1999	Seoul, South Korea	Egypt	2–0	Win	1999 Korea Cup
3.	July 6, 1999	Ciudad del Este, Paraguay	Venezuela	3–1	Win	1999 Copa América
4.	June 4, 2000	Chicago, United States	Republic of Ireland	2–2	Draw	2000 Nike U.S. Cup
5.	April 11, 2001	Monterrey, Mexico	Chile	1–0	Win	Friendly
6.	July 22, 2001	Pereira, Colombia	Chile	2–0	Win	2001 Copa América
7.	July 6, 2003	Carson, United States	El Salvador	1–2	Loss	Friendly
8.	July 20, 2003	Mexico City, Mexico	Jamaica	5–0	Win	2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup
9.	July 27, 2003	Mexico City, Mexico	Brazil	1–0 (a.e.t.)	Win	2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup
10.	June 19, 2004	San Antonio, United States	Dominica	8–0	Win	2006 FIFA World Cup qualification
11.	November 10, 2004	San Antonio, United States	Guatemala	2–0	Win	Friendly
12.	November 17, 2004	Monterrey, Mexico	Saint Kitts and Nevis	8–0	Win	2006 FIFA World Cup qualification

[edit] Honours

[edit] International

Mexico

• FIFA Confederations Cup: (1999)
• CONCACAF Gold Cup: (2003)

[edit] References

• Announcement of signing with Colorado

[edit] External links

• Football Database Provides Statistics on Daniel Osorno

Mexico squads v • d • e Mexico squad – Copa América 1999 Third Place 1 Campos • 2 Suárez • 3 Sánchez • 4 Márquez • 5 Torrado • 6 Lara • 7 Ramírez • 8 García Aspe • 9 Chávez • 10 Blanco • 11 Osorno • 12 Pérez • 13 Pardo • 14 Terrazas • 15 Hernández • 16 Cabrera • 17 Palencia • 18 Carmona • 19 Zepeda • 20 García • 21 Almaguer • 22 Ríos • Coach: Lapuente v • d • e Mexico squad – 1999 FIFA Confederations Cup Winners (1st Title) 1 Campos • 2 Suárez • 3 Sánchez • 4 Márquez • 5 Torrado • 6 Villa • 7 Ramírez • 8 García Aspe • 9 Abundis • 10 Blanco • 11 Osorno • 12 Pérez • 13 Pardo • 14 Terrazas • 15 Hernández • 16 Arellano • 17 Palencia • 18 Carmona • 19 Zepeda • 20 García • Coach: Lapuente v • d • e Mexico squad – 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup 1 Sánchez • 2 Suárez • 3 Beltrán • 4 Oteo • 5 Davino • 6 M. Ruiz • 7 Rangel • 8 Rodríguez • 9 Abundis • 10 Borgetti • 11 Osorno • 12 Cabuto • 13 Pardo • 14 Villa • 15 de Nigris • 16 Coyote • 17 Valdez • 18 Victorino • 19 Reyes • 20 V. Ruiz • 21 Pérez • 22 Chávez • 23 Dautt • Coach: Meza v • d • e Mexico squad – Copa América 2001 Runners-up 1 Sánchez • 2 A. Rodríguez • 3 H. Morales • 4 Márquez • 5 Vidrio • 6 Torrado • 7 Valdez • 8 García Aspe • 9 Borgetti • 10 Victorino • 11 Osorno • 12 Pérez • 13 Mercado • 14 De Nigris • 15 Juan Pablo Rodríguez • 16 Reyes • 17 Hierro • 18 J. Rodríguez • 19 Zepeda • 20 C. Morales • 21 Arellano • 22 Martínez • Coach: Aguirre v • d • e Mexico squad – 2003 CONCACAF Gold Cup Winners (4th Title) 1 Sánchez • 2 Salazar • 3 Briceño • 4 Márquez • 5 Osorio • 6 Valdez • 7 Bravo • 8 Pardo • 9 Borgetti • 10 Zepeda • 11 Osorno • 12 O.Pérez • 14 L.Pérez • 15 Rodríguez • 16 Méndez • 18 Carmona • 20 García • 21 Arellano • Coach: Lavolpe v • d • e Mexico squad – Copa América 2004 1 Sánchez • 2 Suárez • 3 Briceño • 4 Márquez • 5 Davino • 6 Torrado • 7 Valdez • 8 Pardo • 9 Borgetti • 10 Bautista • 11 Osorno • 12 Pérez • 13 Muñoz • 14 Morales • 15 Oteo • 16 Méndez • 17 Palencia • 18 Carmona • 19 Lozano • 20 Osorio • 21 Arellano • 22 Altamirano • Coach: Lavolpe v • d • e Mexico squad – 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup 1 Muñoz • 2 Rodríguez • 3 Salcido • 4 Osorio • 5 López • 6  • 7 Sinha • 8 R.García • 9 Borgetti • 10 Bravo • 11 Osorno • 12 Corona • 14 Pineda • 15 Morales • 16 Méndez • 17 Márquez Lugo • 18 Padilla • 19 Medina • 20 J.García • 21 Galindo • 22 Altamirano • 23 Pérez • Coach: Lavolpe