Romildo Etcheverry 1906 – 1967

Biography

Romildo Etcheverry was born on December 15, 1906, in Paraguay, during a formative period in South American football history. He devoted his life to the sport of football, becoming a notable player in his native country. Through his athletic career, Etcheverry contributed to the development of Paraguayan football during the early twentieth century, a time when the sport was growing in popularity and competitive spirit throughout the region.

Etcheverry’s legacy remains part of Paraguay’s sporting heritage. He lived through decades of change in both his country and the global football community, witnessing the evolution of the game he loved. His dedication to football reflected the passion that has long characterized Paraguayan athletes and their commitment to excellence in sport.

On January 1, 1967, Romildo Etcheverry passed away, leaving behind a life spent in service to the game. Though specific details of his later years are limited, his contributions to Paraguayan football remain part of the nation’s athletic history. He is remembered as part of the generation of players who helped establish football’s importance in Paraguayan culture and identity.