Boavista FC
Which team did Mika (footballer, born 1991) play for from 2014 to 2015?
Mika ( footballer , born 1991 ) Michael Simões Domingues ( born 8 March 1991 ) , known as Mika , is a Portuguese professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Associação Académica de Coimbra . Club career . Born in Yverdon-les-Bains , Switzerland to Portuguese parents , Mika joined U.D . Leirias youth ranks in 2006 , aged 15 . He was promoted to the main squad for the 2009–10 season , as third choice . On 26 February 2010 , in a home match against Vitória de Guimarães , he made his Primeira Liga debut , coming on as a substitute for Carlão after Hélder Godinho received a red card for committing a foul inside the box – he was not able to prevent Andrezinho from scoring the games only goal in the subsequent penalty kick . The following campaign he was still a backup , but two of his three appearances were against Sporting CP and S.L . Benfica . On 7 July 2011 , whilst on international duty with the Portuguese under-20s , Mika signed a five-year contract with Benfica for €500,000 . He played no official matches during 2011–12 , playing understudy to experienced Artur and Eduardo , and went on to spend the following two seasons with the B team in the Segunda Liga . On 27 January 2014 , Mika cut ties with the Lisbon club . He signed for two years with second division side Atlético Clube de Portugal the same day , being first choice during his short tenure but not being able to help prevent relegation . Mika returned to the top flight in summer 2014 , penning a three-year deal with Boavista FC . During the 2016 off-season , he gained interest from Premier League clubs Leicester City and Sunderland : initial reports stated he agreed a move to the latter on transfer deadline day , but the deal was not finalised as the transfer window had already closed . The reason for the delayed transfer was a technical fault at the Portuguese end , but after an appeal to FIFA he was granted permission to join and signed a two-year contract . Mika played no competitive games in his first season , serving as backup to Jordan Pickford and Vito Mannone . On 12 January 2018 , player and the club mutually agreed to terminate his contract . Mika returned to União de Leiria on 8 March 2018 , with the team now competing in the third tier . He moved back to his countrys top flight in the ensuing June , signing a one-year deal with Belenenses SAD . International career . Mika was Portugals starter at the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Colombia . He helped the national team reach the final without conceding a single goal , before losing to Brazil 2–3 in the decisive match . In the quarter-finals against Argentina he saved three penalties in the shootout and , in the following game , against France , he broke the record for number of minutes without conceding a goal in U-20 World Cup history in a 2–0 win ; eventually , he was voted as best goalkeeper in the tournament . Subsequently , Mika was chosen by under-21 manager Rui Jorge for the 2013 UEFA European Championship qualifying campaign . He played in half of the games , with Portugal just missing out on the play-off round . Honours . International . Portugal U20 - FIFA U-20 World Cup runner-up : 2011 Individual . - FIFA U-20 World Cup Golden Glove : 2011 Orders . - Knight of the Order of Prince Henry External links . - National team data