Lorenzo Reyes

Lorenzo Reyes captained Huachipato to the 2012 Clausura title, earning him a place in the Chilean league's Best XI in both 2012 and 2013 and, that same year, a €900,000 move to Real Betis.

He returned to Chile in 2016 to sign for Universidad de Chile, with whom he added a second league title, the 2016–17 Clausura, to his record. Two years later he crossed to Mexico, joining Atlas in 2018 and later moving to Mazatlán. For the national team he won ten caps and scored once, against Romania on 31 May 2018.

He signed for Ñublense in February 2022 on a free transfer and now wears the number 21 shirt. In 2023 his name was drawn into the fallout from coach Jaime García's departure from the club, after reports suggested Reyes had a hand in the exit; he rejected the claim and accused the journalist behind it of lying, and the club backed him publicly. He played through that period while managing a chronic pubalgia problem and a knee issue, at times relying on injections to take the field.