Ronnie Alan Fernández Sáez

Ronnie Fernández started out at Santiago Wanderers, where he spent parts of eight seasons across two spells, with loan spells at Deportes Puerto Montt, Naval and Deportes Concepción along the way. A move to Colombia with Deportivo Cali followed, before a move to Bolivia.

At Bolívar he found the form that would define his career abroad. In his first spell, in 2017, he played for the club. He then moved to Saudi Arabia, where he spent three seasons with Al-Fayha and scored 23 goals in 54 matches, with a loan stint at Al-Nassr in the United Arab Emirates producing four goals in twelve appearances.

Back home, he had spells with Santiago Wanderers and Universidad de Chile, but it was a second stint at Bolívar, in 2023, that stood out: eighteen goals in twenty-six league matches, plus four goals in nine appearances in that year's Copa Libertadores. Fernández has also represented the Chile national team on five occasions.

He then moved to Malaysia, scoring ten goals in twenty matches for Selangor, before joining Palestino on a free transfer.