A Brazilian international, the 24-year-old goalkeeper says he is proud to play "in such a well-known club, with a great structure and with supporters around the world."
As was officialized on December 12 by Sport Lisboa and Benfica, the professional women's football team will be a reality from 2018/19.
Already preparing the squad that will be presented in the next season, Benfica secured the first reinforcement: his name is Dani Neuhaus, born in Santo Amaro da Imperatriz, Brazil, 24 years ago (03/21/1993) networks.
Dani Neuhaus began his career in Guarani, aged 15, went through the Vitória da Tabocas and currently defends Santos, where he will continue until the end of July, being still an integral part of the squad of the Brazilian national team.
Arrives in Portugal in August 2018 with great ambition and desire to win. "One of my big dreams was to be able to play outside Brazil, especially in a well-known club with a big structure like Benfica, with supporters all over the world, including Brazil," said Dani Neuhaus, speaking to BTV.
The goalkeeper does not hide his pride in being part of such a "big project", especially in a club like Benfica.
"It's a pleasure to be part of such a great and innovative project, it's very gratifying and I can not explain the happiness I'm feeling," she said.
The Brazilian international has never been to Portugal, but assured that she is anxious to start a new adventure "in a country so praised by fans in Brazil."
"Unfortunately, I have never had this privilege, but I am sure that living in Portugal will be a great privilege. It is a country that is widely spoken and praised here in Brazil, everyone praises Portugal a lot, especially the fans. who has played in Benfica, he praised the team, the structure and I'm sure that I made the best choice to defend the Sacred Mantle, "said the first signing of Benfica's women's football team.
Dani Neuhaus has noticed developments in Portuguese women's football and shows that their goal is very clear: "Be part of this evolution and put Benfica in the history of women's football," he said.
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