Nicolas de Pierola

The Peru national soccer team, often referred to as "La Blanquirroja," is the official football team representing Peru in international competitions. Named after the country's rich history and cultural heritage, the team is known for its passionate play and dedicated fan base. The team has a storied history, participating in multiple FIFA World Cups and Copa América tournaments, where it has achieved notable successes, including winning the Copa América in 1939 and 1975. Peru's squad features talented players who showcase technical skill, resilience, and a deep national pride. The team’s matches are celebrated events across the country, uniting fans in support of their beloved "Nicolas de Pierola," a nickname honoring the historic figure and symbolizing the team's enduring spirit and national pride.