10 Facts About Davide Xausa

Davide Antonio Xausa was born on 10 March 1976 and is a Canadian former soccer player.

Davide Xausa's contract expired and he was offered a 2-year contract, moving North to Scotland to sign with St Johnstone.

Davide Xausa was part of the successful division playoff with Dordrecht and enjoyed a fruitful spell with the club.

Davide Xausa was offered a return to the United Kingdom in late 1999 and settled in Scotland with Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Davide Xausa played over sixty games for the club, maintaining a respectable goals tally before he was sold to first division rivals Livingston in March 2001, after he turned down the chance of a trial with Aberdeen.

Davide Xausa struck a formidable partnership with a Spaniard, David Fernandez, and the two became a dangerous combination.

Davide Xausa was part of the UEFA Cup qualification and scored in the homeleg of the second round against Austrian powerhouse Sturm Graz.

Davide Xausa scored his first and what turned out to be only goal for Falkirk in the Scottish Cup against Ayr United but left the club of his own accord in February 2004 to return to his native Canada to play for the Vancouver Whitecaps.

Davide Xausa earned his first cap for Canada on 27 April 1999 against Northern Ireland.

Davide Xausa played two games in the 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup.