Yonathan Wladimir Andía León

Andía came up through the academy at Escuela Benjamín Muñoz before spending the early part of his career shuttling through Chile's lower divisions, with spells at Deportes Rengo, General Velásquez and Chimbarongo FC among others. None of those stops offered a platform, and it was only when he joined Unión La Calera in 2018 that he found regular first-team football, going on to make 82 appearances and score three goals across three seasons at the club.

That run at La Calera earned him a move to Universidad de Chile in 2021, the biggest step of his career, where he stayed for two seasons and made 74 appearances. It was during his time at La Calera, in 2020, that he also won his only senior cap for the Chile national team.

The following years took him away from the country's biggest clubs. He had short stints at Deportes Iquique and Deportes Copiapó in 2024, eight matches at each, before returning to Deportes Limache for a fuller 21-game season. In April 2026 he signed for Iberia in the third tier without making an appearance, a move that lasted only weeks: on 1 May 2026, Unión La Calera brought him back to the club as cover for the injured Javier Saldías.

The return puts Andía back at the club where he first established himself as a regular starter, seven years after his first arrival there.