"Julio [Enciso] is a highly talented footballer. His speed, energy and ability to break lines are qualities that we need." Enciso plays as a central forward and is right-footed. Agile in his movements, with a good sense of goal, a precise shot from mid-range, and skill in dribbling. In addition to his main position as a central forward, he can also play on the wings as an attacker or in a more central role, such as an attacking midfielder or false 9. In an interview with Infobae, Enciso expressed his willingness to occupy different positions within the team and his ability to adapt to the coach's requirements. In another interview, Enciso mentioned that he drew inspiration from his compatriot Óscar Cardozo, with whom he shared a team at Club Libertad. He also spoke about his admiration for Ronaldinho, whom he considers his idol, and his attentive observation of Cristiano Ronaldo's plays. In 2021, Enciso was included in the list of the top sixty footballers born in 2004, compiled by the British newspaper The Guardian. In June 2023, he was nominated for the Golden Boy Award, given annually by the Italian newspaper Tuttosport, ranking 48th among the 100 candidates. Both Enciso and Argentine Alejandro Garnacho were the only South American representatives selected for this recognition. On 17 July 2024, Enciso was recognised as the second-best U-21 player in the world in terms of creativity and effectiveness in finishing plays, second only to French player Rayan Cherki. This recognition comes from an analysis by the Centre International d'Etude du Sport (CIES) and was shared through X. Enciso scored 78.7 out of 100, standing out for his ability to create goal-scoring opportunities and take shots on target, although the analysis did not evaluate the accuracy of his shots.

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