Ecuador manager Félix Sánchez has turned heads with his latest comments, revealing that teenage sensation Kendry Páez is currently outperforming Moisés Caicedo on the international stage.
While Caicedo continues to be Ecuador’s midfield anchor — known for his tireless defensive work and composure — Páez is making headlines for his explosive attacking impact. The young playmaker has been directly influencing matches with goals, assists, and fearless creativity, even becoming the youngest player ever to score in a CONMEBOL World Cup qualifier.
At just 16 years old, Páez’s confidence and ability to dictate games have set him apart. His flair, quick decision-making, and daring runs have injected new energy into Ecuador’s attack, drawing praise from fans and experts alike.
Sánchez’s revelation highlights a major shift in Ecuador’s football landscape — where Páez is no longer just a promising prospect but a rising star already competing with the nation’s best.
With performances like these, it’s clear Kendry Páez isn’t waiting for the future — he’s creating it right now.