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Kaick came through the youth ranks at Grêmio, where he won the Campeonato Gaúcho U20 title in 2023 before making his senior debut for the club on 25 February 2025 against Ypiranga FC. Barely a week later, on 5 March 2025, FC Dallas signed him through the MLS U22 Initiative for a fee reported at around $4 million, with Grêmio keeping 20% of his economic rights. Sporting director André Zanotta described the move as a significant piece of strategic business, and Kaick signed a four-year contract with club options attached. The deal drew attention in Brazil as a "splash" signing, given how few senior minutes he had actually played before leaving.

He settled quickly into Dallas's midfield, making 27 appearances in his debut MLS season, 22 of them starts, and scoring twice. He kept his place as a starter into the 2026 campaign, finding the net against Real Salt Lake and D.C. United, and by September 2026 he had set a new personal single-season best with three goals. Beyond the goal contributions, he became a reliable presence in possession, completing 379 passes and drawing 19 fouls in total. FC Dallas held a 5-2-3 record in matches he started that season.