Pedro Reinaldo Delvalle Romero

Pedro Delvalle did not come up through a single academy in a straight line. He passed through the youth ranks at Sportivo San Lorenzo and Nacional Asunción before his senior career actually started at Deportivo Capiatá in 2014, followed by spells at Fulgencio Yegros and Rubio Ñú that kept him in Paraguay's middle tiers for the best part of five years.

The move to Guaireña FC in 2019 changed things: the club won the División Intermedia that year to go up to the Primera División, and Delvalle went with it. That promotion opened the door to Club Libertad in 2021, the clearest peak of his career so far — a Primera División title in the Apertura, plus a taste of continental football in the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana. A loan to Sol de América followed for the 2022 season before he settled at Sportivo Trinidense, where he had his most productive scoring run: 11 goals in 52 appearances between 2023 and mid-2024.

A short stint at General Caballero JLM closed out 2024, then in January 2025 he took his first move abroad, joining Paysandu in Brazil. There he added the Copa Verde and the Super Copa Grão Pará to his collection. He returned to Paraguay in December 2025, signing for Sportivo 2 de Mayo ahead of the 2026 season, with Copa Libertadores football on the horizon again.

He has never been capped by Paraguay's senior side, though he was part of the under-17 squad back in 2010. Comfortable off either foot, most of his moves between clubs have come as free transfers rather than fees.