Bruno Damiani

After the unsuccessful trial as a 7-year-old to join Nacional youth teams, he then had a successful trial as a 17-year-old, as he joined Nacional U19 team in 2019.

Nacional

He made his debut for Nacional B, Nacional's reserve team, in the third division in 2021. He was the leading scorer of the Nacional B (reserve) team in the 3rd division in 2022, scoring 20 goals in 2,156 minutes (1 goal every 108 minutes), which was the 2nd overall leading scorer in the division. After several years with Nacional's youth and reserve teams, Damiani made his debut for the first team on 11 January 2023, in a friendly played at the Gran Parque Central against Vélez Sarsfield. His first official match was on April 1 of the same year in his team's defeat against Peñarol, when he played 9 minutes. In his first season as a professional he played 20 official matches, most of them as a substitute, scoring 2 goals. A highlight for the year was in the 8 June 2023 Copa Libertadores against Internacional, Damiani entered the game in the 87th minute and scored in the 89th minute of the 1–1 result. With his first team playing time uncertain, Damiani would spend most of the 2023 Clausura playing for Nacional B in the third division. He scored 12 goals in 1,177 minutes (1 goal every 98 minutes) to finish tied as team's leading scorer and tied for second overall leading scorer in the division.

Boston River (loan)

Damiani joined Boston River on a year-long loan. In the 2024 Apertura. He played 14 league games and scored 3 goals. In the 2024 Clausura, Damiani's productivity dramatically increased. In 14 games, he scored 9 goals, which made him the 2nd…

In May 2024, Damiani was named in the first ever Uruguay local national team squad, a national team consisting of only domestic league players. He made his Uruguay local team debut on 31 May 2024 in a goalless draw against Costa Rica. He scored both of the team's goals in a 2–1 win in a friendly over Gremio on 4 December 2024.

Damiani was born in Montevideo. After unsuccessful trials as a youngster at Nacional, River Plate Montevideo and Liverpool Montevideo, he then played in the Universitario League while attending Champagnat Universitario and Trouville Universitario.