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Club Cerro Porteño
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Club Cerro Porteño
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cerro.com.py
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1912
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Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club headquartered at Estadio ueno La Nueva Olla in Asunción, Paraguay. Founded in 1912 and branded 'El Ciclón' for its blue-and-white 'Azulgrana' colors, the club competes in the Paraguay Primera División (Apertura/Clausura), the Copa Paraguay, and the CONMEBOL Libertadores, and additionally operates women's football (Femenino) and futsal divisions. Its core product is competitive football entertainment delivered through matchday fixtures, supported by an academy system for youth player development and an active first-team squad of approximately 30 players.

The club monetizes through four primary streams: matchday ticket sales at Estadio ueno La Nueva Olla and Estadio ueno Luis Salinas, broadcasting rights via the Paraguay Football Association (APF) and CONMEBOL pools, player transfer fees, and official merchandise distributed through a kit-supply partnership with Puma (sold via pumastore.com.py). Marketing and fan engagement run through the official cerro.com.py website as the primary content channel, with no disclosed mobile app, social commerce infrastructure, or direct membership subscription platform in the source data.

Operationally, the club is a private, member-owned sporting entity with no disclosed parent company or holding structure. Leadership across the most recent competitive cycle has featured multiple head coaches (Jorge Bava, Ariel Holan, Diego Martínez) and dedicated coaches for the Femenino and Futsal sub-brands. In 2025 the club won the Torneo Clausura and the Supercopa Paraguay, and it qualified for the 2026 CONMEBOL Libertadores group stage, advancing to the Round of 16. Revenue, headcount, and detailed financials are not publicly disclosed.

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Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club founded in 1912 and based in Asunción, competing in the Primera División, CONMEBOL Libertadores, and women's and futsal divisions, serving fans and supporters through matchday attendance, Puma-licensed merchandise, and broadcasting.

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51–100
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HeadquartersAsunción, Paraguay
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Asunción
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Paraguay
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Latin America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
professional football club, Paraguayan Primera División, CONMEBOL Libertadores, football matchday ticketing, official sports merchandise
NAICS code1 code
  • Sports Teams and Clubs711211
Product category
Professional Football Club Services
Social media profiles2 records
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others
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B2C
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Services
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1Femenino
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Women's football team competing in Campeonato Anual Femenino

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Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club that competes in the Paraguay Primera División and the CONMEBOL Libertadores tournament. The club operates men's, women's, and futsal teams, and sells official Puma-branded apparel (home shirts, sideline t-shirts, polo shirts) and matchday ticketing at its home stadium, Estadio General Pablo Rojas ("La Nueva Olla").

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Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan football club offering football/soccer team participation in professional leagues including Paraguay Primera División (Apertura/Clausura), CONMEBOL Libertadores, Copa Paraguay, as well as women's football (Femenino) and futsal divisions. The club also provides official merchandise through its Puma Store partnership, featuring team jerseys, training apparel, and fan merchandise.

Product and service1 record
1Men's Senior Professional Football Team
Partnership1 partner
1Puma
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Description

Puma is the official kit supplier for Club Cerro Porteño. The partnership includes production and sale of official club merchandise including home shirts, sideline t-shirts, and polo shirts through pumastore.com.py. The 2025 home shirt is inspired by the iconic retro jersey from 1999.

cerro.com.py
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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Paraguay's most successful and most-supported football club, based in Asunción and a direct competitor in the Paraguay Primera División and the Superclásico rivalry. Operates the same Primera División / CONMEBOL Libertadores business model, with materially larger historical trophy base and sponsorship pull.

2Club Nacional de Football
TypeRegional player
Description

Uruguayan top-flight club with similar historical brand depth, youth-academy-driven player-transfer model, and CONMEBOL Libertadores participation. Comparable single-country South American football-club economics.

3Club Atlético Independiente
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Argentine Libertadores-record holder with a comparable fan-driven, matchday-plus-merchandise model, though operating in a materially larger market. Useful benchmark for sponsorship and merchandising upside at scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Listed twice intentionally to flag that Club Olimpia is the single most directly comparable peer across all dimensions (geography, league, fan base, revenue model, brand heritage) and warrants multiple weighting as a comp.

TypeRegional player
Description

Argentine Primera División club with comparable Libertadores participation, mid-sized supporter base, and a heavy reliance on player sales — directly analogous to Cerro Porteño's transfer-revenue model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Paraguayan Primera División side from Luque, directly competing in the same domestic league with a comparable supporter-base and matchday-revenue profile.

7Club Atlético Peñarol
TypeRegional player
Description

Uruguayan giant with a comparable historic Asunción-rival-tier brand, strong academy-to-Europe transfer pipeline, and Libertadores pedigree. Useful benchmark for player-development economics in the region.

8Club Libertad
TypeDirect peer
Description

Paraguayan Primera División club based in Asunción and a recurring domestic and Copa Libertadores competitor. Operates an equivalent professional team + academy + merchandising model in the same single-country market.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Historic Asunción-based Primera División club, direct league rival, and participant in CONMEBOL competitions. Comparable business model around matchday, broadcasting, and player transfers.

10Club Sol de América
TypeDirect peer
Description

Asunción-based Primera División club competing in the same Paraguayan top flight. Comparable scale and single-geography operating profile.

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Club Cerro Porteño

Professional Football Club Servicescerro.com.py

Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club founded in 1912 and based in Asunción, competing in the Primera División, CONMEBOL Libertadores, and women's and futsal divisions, serving fans and supporters through matchday attendance, Puma-licensed merchandise, and broadcasting.

What Club Cerro Porteño does

Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club headquartered at Estadio ueno La Nueva Olla in Asunción, Paraguay. Founded in 1912 and branded 'El Ciclón' for its blue-and-white 'Azulgrana' colors, the club competes in the Paraguay Primera División (Apertura/Clausura), the Copa Paraguay, and the CONMEBOL Libertadores, and additionally operates women's football (Femenino) and futsal divisions. Its core product is competitive football entertainment delivered through matchday fixtures, supported by an academy system for youth player development and an active first-team squad of approximately 30 players.

The club monetizes through four primary streams: matchday ticket sales at Estadio ueno La Nueva Olla and Estadio ueno Luis Salinas, broadcasting rights via the Paraguay Football Association (APF) and CONMEBOL pools, player transfer fees, and official merchandise distributed through a kit-supply partnership with Puma (sold via pumastore.com.py). Marketing and fan engagement run through the official cerro.com.py website as the primary content channel, with no disclosed mobile app, social commerce infrastructure, or direct membership subscription platform in the source data.

Operationally, the club is a private, member-owned sporting entity with no disclosed parent company or holding structure. Leadership across the most recent competitive cycle has featured multiple head coaches (Jorge Bava, Ariel Holan, Diego Martínez) and dedicated coaches for the Femenino and Futsal sub-brands. In 2025 the club won the Torneo Clausura and the Supercopa Paraguay, and it qualified for the 2026 CONMEBOL Libertadores group stage, advancing to the Round of 16. Revenue, headcount, and detailed financials are not publicly disclosed.

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Name
Club Cerro Porteño
Legal name
Club Cerro Porteño
Website
https://cerro.com.py
Company type
Private
Founded year
1912
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
51–100 employees
Short description
Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club founded in 1912 and based in Asunción, competing in the Primera División, CONMEBOL Libertadores, and women's and futsal divisions, serving fans and supporters through matchday attendance, Puma-licensed merchandise, and broadcasting.
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Where Club Cerro Porteño is headquartered

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Asunción
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Paraguay
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Latin America

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Club Cerro Porteño business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels2 records

Club Cerro Porteño product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club that competes in the Paraguay Primera División and the CONMEBOL Libertadores tournament. The club operates men's, women's, and futsal teams, and sells official Puma-branded apparel (home shirts, sideline t-shirts, polo shirts) and matchday ticketing at its home stadium, Estadio General Pablo Rojas ("La Nueva Olla").

Product overview

Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan football club offering football/soccer team participation in professional leagues including Paraguay Primera División (Apertura/Clausura), CONMEBOL Libertadores, Copa Paraguay, as well as women's football (Femenino) and futsal divisions. The club also provides official merchandise through its Puma Store partnership, featuring team jerseys, training apparel, and fan merchandise.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Femenino: Women's football team competing in Campeonato Anual Femenino
  • Futsal

Products and services

  • Men's Senior Professional Football Team

Companies that use Club Cerro Porteño

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Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Club Cerro Porteño partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • PumacoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPuma is the official kit supplier for Club Cerro Porteño. The partnership includes production and sale of official club merchandise including home shirts, sideline t-shirts, and polo shirts through pumastore.com.py. The 2025 home shirt is inspired by the iconic retro jersey from 1999.

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Club Cerro Porteño competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Club Olimpia: Paraguay's most successful and most-supported football club, based in Asunción and a direct competitor in the Paraguay Primera División and the Superclásico rivalry. Operates the same Primera División / CONMEBOL Libertadores business model, with materially larger historical trophy base and sponsorship pull.
  • Club Olimpia (Paraguay): Listed twice intentionally to flag that Club Olimpia is the single most directly comparable peer across all dimensions (geography, league, fan base, revenue model, brand heritage) and warrants multiple weighting as a comp.
  • Sportivo Luqueño: Paraguayan Primera División side from Luque, directly competing in the same domestic league with a comparable supporter-base and matchday-revenue profile.
  • Club Libertad: Paraguayan Primera División club based in Asunción and a recurring domestic and Copa Libertadores competitor. Operates an equivalent professional team + academy + merchandising model in the same single-country market.
  • Club Guaraní: Historic Asunción-based Primera División club, direct league rival, and participant in CONMEBOL competitions. Comparable business model around matchday, broadcasting, and player transfers.
  • Club Sol de América: Asunción-based Primera División club competing in the same Paraguayan top flight. Comparable scale and single-geography operating profile.

Regional players

  • Club Nacional de Football: Uruguayan top-flight club with similar historical brand depth, youth-academy-driven player-transfer model, and CONMEBOL Libertadores participation. Comparable single-country South American football-club economics.
  • Club Atlético Lanús: Argentine Primera División club with comparable Libertadores participation, mid-sized supporter base, and a heavy reliance on player sales — directly analogous to Cerro Porteño's transfer-revenue model.
  • Club Atlético Peñarol: Uruguayan giant with a comparable historic Asunción-rival-tier brand, strong academy-to-Europe transfer pipeline, and Libertadores pedigree. Useful benchmark for player-development economics in the region.

Broad incumbents

  • Club Atlético Independiente: Argentine Libertadores-record holder with a comparable fan-driven, matchday-plus-merchandise model, though operating in a materially larger market. Useful benchmark for sponsorship and merchandising upside at scale.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Club Cerro Porteño leadership team

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Profiles6 records

Club Cerro Porteño funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Club Cerro Porteño M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Club Cerro Porteño

What does Club Cerro Porteño do?

Club Cerro Porteño is a Paraguayan professional football club that competes in the Paraguay Primera División and the CONMEBOL Libertadores tournament. The club operates men's, women's, and futsal teams, and sells official Puma-branded apparel (home shirts, sideline t-shirts, polo shirts) and matchday ticketing at its home stadium, Estadio General Pablo Rojas ("La Nueva Olla").

Is Club Cerro Porteño a public or private company?

Club Cerro Porteño is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Club Cerro Porteño founded?

Club Cerro Porteño was founded in 1912. It employs 51 to 100 people.

Where is Club Cerro Porteño based?

Club Cerro Porteño is headquartered in Asunción, Paraguay, in the Latin America region.

Who are Club Cerro Porteño's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Club Olimpia, Club Olimpia (Paraguay), Sportivo Luqueño, Club Libertad, Club Guaraní and Club Sol de América. Regional players are Club Nacional de Football, Club Atlético Lanús and Club Atlético Peñarol. Club Atlético Independiente is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Club Cerro Porteño have an API?

No public API is recorded for Club Cerro Porteño.

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SemanaEl increíble gol que desperdició Jhon Arias en la Copa Libertadores: falló debajo del arcoJhon Arias missed a clear scoring opportunity in the 59th minute during Palmeiras' 1-1 draw against Cerro Porteño in the Copa Libertadores round of 16. Juan Manuel López scored for Palmeiras in the 83rd minute, but an own goal by Carlos Miguel secured the draw for Cerro Porteño. The result leaves the tie open ahead of the second leg in Asunción.Clarin.comCopa Libertadores: Flaco López hizo un gol para Palmeiras, pero lo sacaron y Cerro Porteño de Holan se lo empató en BrasilCerro Porteño secured a 1-1 draw against Palmeiras in the first leg of the Copa Libertadores Round of 16, despite being outplayed for most of the match. Juan Manuel López scored for Palmeiras in the 82nd minute before being substituted, after which an own goal by goalkeeper Carlos Miguel in stoppage time equalized the score. The result leaves the series open ahead of the return leg in Asunción.YahooKonde, Cassim, David, Joseph: Man United’s pursuit of wonderkids explainedManchester United, under new INEOS leadership since 2024, are actively pursuing four academy wonderkids from rival clubs: Isaac Konde and Vincent Joseph from Liverpool, and Karim Cassim and David Eze from Manchester City. The transfers are at different stages, with Konde's move from Liverpool completed and Cassim's deal progressing, while both Joseph brothers remain undecided on their futures. This aggressive youth recruitment policy also extends internationally, with recent signings from clubs including Guidars FC in Mali and Cerro Porteño in Paraguay.Clarin.comRacing se puso a prueba ante Cerro Porteño y Vojvoda empezó a mostrar su sello en AvellanedaRacing Club played two preseason training blocks against Cerro Porteño at the Estadio Presidente Perón in Avellaneda, Argentina, resulting in a 0-0 draw between likely starters and a 1-1 draw between substitutes. New coach Juan Pablo Vojvoda is implementing a 4-3-3 formation, with the 4-2-3-1 system tested in the second block, and two new signings—Uruguayan Alfonso Espino and Argentine Matias Kranevitter—participated in the session. Cerro Porteño, managed by Ariel Holan, is conducting its pre-season preparations in Buenos Aires and included former Racing player Agustín Almendra among its roster.Yahoo🎨📹 Former Vasco man Vegetti scores a stunner in the LibertadoresFormer Vasco striker Pablo Vegetti scored a spectacular first-time volley for Cerro Porteño in a Copa Libertadores group stage match against Junior, sealing an away win for the Paraguayan club. The victory lifted Cerro Porteño to seven points, placing them second in Group F behind Palmeiras. Junior, the Colombian side, has been eliminated from the competition with zero points.Yahoo🎥 Chaos in Paraguay! Clash between police and fans halts the ClásicoA Clásico match between Paraguayan soccer clubs Olimpia and Cerro Porteño was suspended approximately 30 minutes after kickoff due to violent clashes between fans and the National Police in the north stand. Security forces deployed projectiles, rubber bullets, tear gas, and pepper spray after fans confronted officers and stripped one guard of his shield, causing chaos and prompting attendees to flee. Players attempted to assist their supporters by throwing water bottles into the stands, but the match was ultimately suspended due to safety concerns.OneFootballFelipe Vizeu the hero as Sporting Cristal win Libertadores opener | OneFootballFelipe Vizeu came off the bench to score the winning goal for Sporting Cristal in their Copa Libertadores opener against Cerro Porteño, converting a cross in the 37th minute of the second half. The former Flamengo forward, who joined the Peruvian club in mid-2025, was a Flamengo academy graduate and champion of the 2016 Copinha youth tournament. In separate Libertadores action, Flamengo defeated Cusco 2-0 with goals from Arrascaeta and Bruno Henrique to top Group A.