Richard Wohl is no longer a promising role player for Ghosttown Saints FCHe is becoming one of the team’s most important figures.

After returning from a broken arm injury, the Ecuadorian attacker has looked sharper, stronger, and more decisive. Match after match, he has shown why the Ghosttown coaching staff, led by Edgard Prado and Wilder Serrato, made the decision to trust him in a bigger role.

That trust is paying off.

Wohl first showed his value during the 2025 Super Cup, where Ghosttown Saints reached the semifinal before falling to Little United FC. Even in that defeat, he was one of the team’s key weapons throughout the tournament. His 2024/25 season was solid, but it now feels like that period was only the beginning of his rise.

This season, he has taken another step.

Against Houston Lions, now top of the table, Wohl scored twice and delivered a statement performance. Then, in Ghosttown’s high intensity rivalry clash against AC Juniors, he scored two more to help secure a 2 2 draw in a massive result for the Saints. Those performances pushed him to 5 goals this season, right behind Jovan Prado with 7, and level with Samy Ekp, who has also been on 5 but has missed time through injury.

With Samuel Ayoka sidelined and Ghosttown lacking a traditional number 9, the attack has had to evolve quickly. The South American trident has stepped up in a big wayColombians Jovan Prado and Camilo Prado, alongside Ecuadorian Richard Wohl, have become one of the most dangerous combinations in the league.

Wohl’s rise is also part of a bigger football story. Ecuadorian players continue to elevate their level and impact the game across the board, not only at the top professional tiers but also at developmental and competitive league levels. Richard Wohl is becoming a clear example of that growth.

There is still a long season ahead, and plenty left to prove.But if he keeps producing nights like the ones against Houston Lions and AC Juniors, Richard Wohl will not just be a breakout starhe will put himself firmly in the MVP conversation.