Caicedo, still only 21, began his dream in his hometown of Santa Domingo, where he borrowed boots to play for his local team, while playing on dirt pitches.

MOISES CAICEDO has always been a man on a crusade. The Ecuador star has defied his youthful years by playing with a swagger and maturity on the pitch for Brighton since joining the Seagulls in 2021… ...

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He bought him football boots, paid for his bus fares and helped the family out when they couldn’t afford food. “He was the only one who believed in me,” Caicedo once explained in a radio ...

Brighton star Moises Caicedo has voiced his regret after a challenge on Gabriel Martinelli forced the Brazilian to limp out of Sunday’s clash. The Seagulls put in arguably their best display of ...

Caicedo’s tireless efforts haven’t gone unnoticed. He swept up all the men’s first-team awards at Chelsea’s end-of-season ceremony. And now, the club wants to keep him happy for the long haul.

Between three goals in the first 17 minutes, countless defensive blunders and a new pair of boots for Chelsea's Marc Cucurella, Moises Caicedo's controversial challenge slipped under Taylor's radar.