Cristián Limenza

Cristián Limenza Estigarribia (born 17 November 1976) is a former Paraguayan naturalized Chilean football goalkeeper.

Club career Born in Asunción, Paraguay, Limenza aged 20 joined third-tier team Presidente Hayes in 2003, where he played two seasons.

In 2005, he moved to Chile's Primera B (second level) side Lota Schwager thanks the management of his friend Félix González, who invite him to play with the club. One year later he was a key player in the club's promotion to Primera División, after saving two shoots in the penalties against Rangers at the promotion playoffs final.

In January 2007 he signed for Primera División club Unión Española. He remained at Unión until 2009, and the incoming season he moved to Deportes Iquique where helped the team to win the Primera B and Copa Chile Bicentenario titles.

After being released from Iquique in 2012, he joined Santiago Morning the next year, playing with the club the transition season and the 2013–14 season.

In June 2014 he joined Deportes Concepción.

In mid-2016, after the controversial elimination of Concepción from the professional football by the ANFP, he joined Deportes Puerto Montt.

His last club was —then Primera B de Chile side Deportes Puerto Montt (2016–2018).

Coaching career Limenza has worked for football academies in Lo Barnechea commune and served as goalkeeping coach for Atlético Oriente since 2024. In March 2026, he joined the technical staff of Esteban Paredes in Santiago Morning.

Honours Deportes Iquique Primera B: 2010 Copa Chile: 2010