Carlos Alberto Cáceda Ollaguez

Cáceda has been in the shadow of Peru's senior goalkeeping order — three Copa América squads, a World Cup squad in 2018 — while collecting just six official caps for his country. At the 2019 Copa América, where Peru finished runners-up, he was the third choice in the squad.

The club career started at Alianza Atlético in 2008, where he made a single league appearance. The move that mattered came in 2011, to Universitario . He won the under-20 Copa Libertadores with the youth side that same year, then worked his way into the first team and stayed six seasons, playing 101 league matches and taking the Peruvian title in 2013.

Then came the part that stalled. A 2018 transfer to Veracruz in Mexico produced nothing at all — not one official appearance. He was loaned back to Peru twice inside the same year, twelve matches for Deportivo Municipal and four for Real Garcilaso , before the Mexican chapter closed for good.

FBC Melgar took him on loan in 2019 and then signed him outright, and Arequipa has since become a significant stretch of his career. No championship has come with Melgar so far.