Moisés Caicedo
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Moisés Caicedo

Moisés Caicedo, Ecuadorian footballer

Life at a glance

Born
2001 · November 2
Age this year
25No death recorded in our data
Known as
association football player. Citizenship: Ecuador
Born
25th anniversary of their birth this year

Their story

Who they were

Moisés Isaac Caicedo Corozo is an Ecuadorian professional footballer who plays as a midfielder for Premier League club Chelsea and captains the Ecuador national team. Often considered one of the best defensive midfielders in the world, Caicedo is known for his passing and interceptions.

Early life

Early life Born in Santo Domingo, Ecuador , the youngest of 10 siblings, Caicedo would play football on the scrubland pitches of his hometown, the Mujer Trabajadora neighbourhood, where goals were marked out by piles of stones. [ 1 ] He met local football coach Iván Guerra as a child, who would help Caicedo and his family by paying for his football boots, travel expenses and food. [ 1 ] Given Caicedo's sensitive nature, he was nicknamed "Niño Moi" by his teammates. [ 2 ] ^ a b Lang,

Why this date

Moisés Caicedo appears on our November 2 calendar for 2001 as a birth entry.

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Questions about Moisés Caicedo

When was Moisés Caicedo born?

November 2 2001.

How old would Moisés Caicedo be today?

25 this year, based on the birth year we hold. We have no death record for them in our data, which is not proof either way.

Who else was born on November 2?

Andy Rautins, Filip Hronek, Hanna Öberg and others — the list is on this page and on the date page.

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