José Filipe da Silva Moreira OIH (born 20 March 1982) is a Portuguese footballer who plays as a goalkeeper.

Born in Massarelos, Porto District, Moreira preferred to play as an attacking midfielder in his early years but, following the advice of father José, soon changed his playing position and took trials for Sport Comércio e Salgueiros.

In 1997, at only 15 years-of-age, Moreira caught the eye of the biggest Portuguese clubs — Sporting Clube de Portugal, F.C. Porto, Boavista F.C. and Sport Lisboa e Benfica. As Águias made the best bid to Salgueiros and won the race to sign the youngster. Due to his young age, Benfica decided it was best to keep Moreira in Salgueiros for two more years. When he arrived to the Estádio da Luz, Moreira was called for a mini-tour with the team in the Azores, making his unofficial debut for the senior squad.

In 1999, Moreira was selected by the Portuguese U–18 coach Agostinho Oliveira for the European Championships in Sweden, with the national team winning the title. Subsequently, he returned to Benfica, being called by team manager Jupp Heynckes to join the pre-season tour in Austria. At the time, two of the three senior goalkeepers were not available (Carlos Bossio was in Argentina and Nuno Santos was injured, leaving Robert Enke as the only available keeper). Without a competition for the substitutes bench, Moreira was called to sit in for several matches during August and December 1999 (he was only 17 years old). He would only play two years later, in a home game against Vitória de Guimarães, replacing the injured Enke after 24 minutes, and delivering a clean sheet on his professional debut, in a 0–0 draw.