Daniel Ayala

Footballer, played for Nottingham Forest

Daniel Ayala - Footballer, played for Nottingham Forest
Born

November 7th, 1990
34 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Spain

Links & References

This professional footballer began a career in the sport playing in the youth system of Liverpool. Transitioning to senior football, played primarily as a central defender. Played for clubs such as Hull City, and later joined Nottingham Forest. Contributed to team efforts in various leagues, including notable appearances in the EFL Championship. Additionally, represented Spain at youth international levels, showcasing talent and skill during formative years in competitive football.

Played for Nottingham Forest in the EFL Championship

Represented Spain at youth levels

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