taiwanese football player
Gao Leilei ( Simplified Chinese : 高雷雷 ; born 15 July 1980 ) is a chinese retire football player who played as an attacking midfielder .

career [edit ]

China [edit ]

Gao began his professional career with top grade clubhouse Wuhan in 1998, before moving to fellow top tier club Beijing Guoan in 1999. It was with Beijing Guoan that Gao beginning gained the populace poster of chinese football residential district when he scored the counterweight against Liaoning in the final game of the temper to deny them the 1999 Jia-A League championship. At Guoan he would win the 2003 Chinese FA Cup with the golf club and score in the quarter-final and semi-finals of the tournament, despite not appearing in the final examination itself. [ 1 ] After spending eight years in sum at Guoan, making 121 appearances for the team and scoring 11 goals he would leave the team .

New Zealand and Finland [edit ]

Towards the end of the 2006 season, Gao expressed his wish to leave the team and seek other options. There were speculations that Gao was going to a team in the Segunda División in Spain, but in December 2006 he was loaned to A-League club New Zealand Knights for a short menstruation. Gao made this debut in the A-League for the Knights on December 3, 2006 against Newcastle Jets, and scored his first A-League finish in his second match against Adelaide United.

Following the dissolution of the Knights franchise, Gao moved to Finland and signed with team MyPa, and in doing so became the first chinese football player to play in the Veikkausliiga. Gao made his debut against FC Honka as a ersatz on April 22, 2007, and made his first gear start for against TPS Turku on April 26, 2007. On March 18, 2008, Gao signed a annual compress with New Zealand club Wellington Phoenix, rejoining his erstwhile coach from the Knights, Ricki Herbert. [ 2 ] however, Gao ‘s narrow with the New Zealand club was terminated after a report disagreement with the front function after precisely 8 games. [ 3 ] Gao was linked with a act to A-League club Perth Glory after training with the cabaret, but was not signed. [ 4 ] On July 3, 2009, Gao returned to Beijing and signed a short-circuit contract with Beijing Hongdeng [ 5 ] but, after just one calendar month with the team, he transferred to Finland again signing with FC KooTeePee. He made his debut for FC KooTeePee on August 16, 2009 against AC Oulu. [ 6 ]

United States [edit ]

On March 22, 2010 Gao landed in his fourthly state when signed with NSC Minnesota Stars of the American USSF Division 2 Professional League. [ 7 ] He was released by the team on June 29, 2010, [ 8 ] having never truly settled in Minnesota, and having scored just one finish in ten games for the Stars .

reappearance to China [edit ]

Gao returned to Beijing again and joined Beijing Baxy in July 2010. He scored his first goal on the inaugural appearance, in a 3-0 home succeed against Anhui Jiufang. Gao announced his retirement from professional football due to problems with injuries on 6 March 2011. [ 9 ]

Spain [edit ]

Gao made his reelect to football in January 2016, signing a half-year shrink with Segunda División B side Cornellà. [ 10 ] On March 19, 2016, he made his introduction for Cornellà in a 2–0 home victory against Espanyol B. [ 11 ] He extended his contract with Cornellà for one year in the summer of 2016. In August 2017, he extended his abridge again for another class. [ 12 ] On 9 January 2019, Gao joined FC Jumilla. [ 13 ]

On 20 August 2019, Gao signed a six-month deal with SD Ponferradina in Segunda División, due to a sponsorship deal. [ 14 ] The following 12 January, he signed another short-run deal with another team from the second division, Extremadura UD. [ 15 ] He was controversially given the act 19 shirt that had been retired since the death of José Antonio Reyes the previous June ; this error was rectified by the club. [ 16 ] In July 2020, Gao announced his retirement from professional football. [ 17 ]

Honours [edit ]

Beijing Guoan

References [edit ]