Brayan Motato, a talented Ecuadorian football player, has led an impressive career since his early days. He stood out when selected as a foreign player by the Padova Province Selection at the age of 18 and later chosen by Roberto Di Baggio for the reserve team of Juventus FC.

In 2011, he was called up to the Ecuadorian U-20 National Football Team, showcasing his unique skills. Despite facing a significant injury towards the end of that year, Motato overcame this challenge with determination and rehabilitation.

Motato joined the ASD CAMISANO team in Italy. Returning to Ecuador, he played for Independiente del Valle at the age of 19, where he faced competition and stood out with his distinctive abilities.

During his time at Udla at the age of 20, he made a significant contribution to the team’s victory in the city championship. He achieved the title of CHAMPION in the international university tournament in Buenos Aires in 2014.

Motato expanded his international journey by joining the TERRELL FC team in the United States during the 2018 UPSL tournament.

It is important to note that, unfortunately, he couldn’t participate in matches with the TERRELL FC team due to paperwork issues in the international player registration process. Therefore, he did not take part in the mentioned tournament.

Later, he was recruited by PRAMMAGIORE in Italy. Motato’s career took a turn when, in 2020, he decided to transition from a player to a coach. Certifying quickly, he became a coach for children aged 5 to 12.

Finally, Motato shared his experience as a volunteer at the Inocentes Futbol Club in the United States, where his unique coaching qualities positively impacted the development of children in the academy. His journey reflects not only success on the field but also his commitment to the growth and development of football in the next generation.