Facundo Pereyra

Early career

Pereyra began his career at the amateur team of his country, Estudiantes de Buenos Aires in 2006. He remained in Estudiantes until June 2009, date when Pereyra left the club for the Chilean professional club, Palestino, joining to the club on loan. He made his professional at the First Division of that country, in a 2–1 win over Cobreloa, entering to the field in the 55th minute. However, Pereyra only played three games, not scoring goals, which meant his return to Argentina to play again at Estudiantes de Buenos Aires.

Audax Italiano

Pereyra was training with the Argentine First Division club Godoy Cruz in January 2011. After of not pass the football test, was signed by the Chilean club, Audax Italiano. On 29 January 2011, he made his Audax debut against his old club Palestino, in the first week of the Apertura Tournament. In his second game for the team, Pereyra scored a twice in a 3–2 win over Cobresal. The fat one (his nickname) became a key player of the team, being usually used as playmaker by the coach Omar Labruna. Pereyra scored again, in a 2–1 win over Colo-Colo, and in the 4–0 win to Santiago Wanderers.

San Luis

The fifth foreign player of San Luis, the Argentine midfielder Facundo Pereyra, will be presented with the team until January 12, 2012, as the official site of the club stated. "I'm settling down on the team, putting about and working on double session on the physical side to be as fast as possible to the…

Club

As of Match played 10 January 2021