SD Aucas – Early career in Ecuadorian club football.
Barcelona SC – Played in Ecuador with notable performances that raised his profile.
Club Atlético Atlante (Mexico) – One of his first moves abroad.
C.F. Pachuca (Mexico) – Continued career in Liga MX.
Club América (Mexico) – Joined América in 2012 on loan from Atlante and later signed; became well known for his creativity, dribbling and goal contributions while wearing the famous Azulcrema colors. He won the Liga MX Clausura 2013 title with América.
Grêmio (Brazil) – Short stint on loan in 2014 before returning to Mexico.
Return to Ecuador and later moves – Played for clubs back in Ecuador and elsewhere later in his career.
International career
Regular member of the Ecuador national team (La Tri) for several years; he earned multiple caps and contributed with goals and assists in World Cup qualifiers and Copa América tournaments.
Participated in the 2011 Copa América and was involved in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying campaigns.
Style of play
Attacking-minded player with strong dribbling, close control and ability to create chances from the flank or as an advanced midfielder.
Known for taking set-pieces and scoring from long range on occasion.
Notable honors
Liga MX Clausura 2013 with Club América
Domestic and individual recognition during spells in Ecuador and Mexico
Additional notes
Arroyo's career included both highs (club success with América and important international appearances) and controversies, including disciplinary issues at times that affected his availability.
Career details such as exact appearance and goal totals vary by source and season; official club and federation records provide the most current statistics.