Two founders, one team behind them
Albert and Nico both play professionally and still live the pathway your player is on. A coaching team sits behind every plan we write — and every one of them is a real person you can look up.
Founders
Albert Aramayo
Professional footballer · Bolivia U-20 international · degree in business administrationBorn and raised in the United States, and plays the South American game — the street-sharpened, take-the-ball-under-pressure version most American academies never teach. That combination is the whole reason FootballPath exists: he knows what US club and college football asks for, and what it leaves out. Holds a degree in business administration alongside the playing career, and builds the training and career side of every plan.
Nico Landa
Professional footballer · GV San José · certified sports coach (Argentina) · degree in business administrationA professional at GV San José who came through the Bolivian national team set-up at U-17 and U-23, with a coaching certification earned in Argentina and a background in business administration. Leads the mindset work — confidence after a bad game, pressure at a tryout, being dropped. The mental side is what separated the players who made it from the ones who did not.
The coaching team
Natalie Aramayo
Professional footballer · ex-Sunderland · Bolivia internationalA current professional who has played at Sunderland and for the Bolivian national team. Runs the women’s side of FootballPath, for girls chasing college and national-team pathways — she has walked that route herself.
Donovan Carey
Professional footballerWorks on the ball — first touch, weak foot, decisions under pressure. Takes the film notes and turns them into drills a player will actually do on their own.
Derek Rivera
Strength & conditioning · formerly D.C. UnitedCame from the professional game — he built S&C for players at D.C. United. Age-appropriate loading, always: he reviews every gym block and pulls volume back on purpose when a player is mid growth spurt.
Daniel Sandy
Bolivia U-20 and U-23 · first division goalkeeper, Real PotosíMexican-Bolivian goalkeeper, capped at U-20 and U-23 level for Bolivia and currently playing first division football for Real Potosí. Goalkeeping is a different sport inside the sport — handling, footwork, distribution under pressure, and the decisions that never show up in a highlight reel. He is still in it, which is the point: the position has changed, and he is coaching the version of it that is actually played now.
Noelia Landa
Nutrition · fuelling young athletesBuilds the fuelling side of every plan. Energy scaled to age, body mass, growth stage and training load — never adult macros handed to a fourteen-year-old.
Camilo Vargas
Sports scholarship agency · BoliviaRuns a sports scholarship agency in Bolivia, placing athletes across several sports rather than football alone. He brings that experience here and owns the college side for every player on the programme — the list, the coaches, and the follow-up.
Brielle Bradley
Content & communityRuns everything you see from FootballPath publicly — the content, the channels and the story of the players in it.
Start with the free assessment
Thirty minutes on video. We look at where your player is, what they are aiming at, and whether those two things line up. You leave with a written assessment either way — there is no obligation and no pressure, and if we are not the right fit we will say so.