How Ecuador's soccer captain is selected

The captain of Ecuador is Enner Valencia. In this year's Qatar World Cup, Enner Valencia also represented the Ecuadorian soccer team in this tournament. The captain is at the center of the overall battle, and having the captain in command also means that the team has a core soul.

Enner Valencia is also in a key position in the overall war, Enner Valencia in addition to being the captain, his own soccer strength and soccer team leadership is also very good. He is a very strong soccer player with his own veteran study of soccer and has also studied very much about shooting as well as pitch tactics.

What are the soccer stars of Ecuador

1. Valencia

The best player of this unveiling is Enner Valencia. He played for the Mexican Premier League team at an early age, playing for Pachuca and the Mexican Tigers.

Valencia, who scored two goals in the opener against Qatar and had another goal blown away for offside, came to Mexico to play for Pachuca in 2013, scoring 18 goals in 24 games. It also led to an immediate acceptance into the Premier League.

And his second phase in the Mexican Premier League came in 2017, when Valencia was signed by the Mexican Tigers. There he played 118 games, scored 34 goals and spent three years. He is currently a Fenerbahce player.

2. Estrada

Striker Estrada is another Ecuadorian who plays in the Mexican Superliga, where he plays almost all the games and is very active.

Estrada, who currently plays for Blue Cross in the Mexican Premier League, unfortunately missed several sure-fire scoring chances in the opener and was replaced by Kevin Rodriguez in the 89th minute. He has also played for Sporting Toluca in the Mexican Premier League and is due to return to Toluca on loan.

3. Romario Ibarra

Another player who plays in the Mexican Superliga and was particularly active in the first half was Romario Ibarra. The player, who plays for Pachuca in the Mexican Superliga, was replaced by teammate Sarmiento in the 68th minute.

4. Felix Torres

Felix Torres, a soccer player who plays for Santos Laguna in the Mexican Superliga, played the full 90 minutes of the match. He is a wall at the back of Ecuador, and in this game, he proved to be a tough nut to crack for the Qatari front line.

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