Club Guaraní is a professional sports club based in Asunción, Paraguay. The team competes in the Paraguayan Primera División, the top tier of Paraguayan football, and is one of the country's oldest and most traditional clubs. This unofficial Club Guaraní fan flag (Spanish: bandera no oficial de Club Guaraní) features the club's official emblem centered on a yellow-and-black vertically striped background, a design inspired by the team's traditional home jersey and iconic color scheme.
The club's emblem is designed in a shield shape divided into two distinct sections. In the upper yellow portion, the word "GUARANI" is written in large black letters, prominently displaying the club's identity. The lower section is filled with black-and-yellow vertical stripes, reflecting the club's traditional colors and visual heritage. At the center of this striped field appears a yellow circular element containing the stylized side profile of an indigenous chief wearing a feathered headband. This human figure is one of the most distinctive symbols in South American football and pays tribute to the Guaraní people, an essential part of Paraguayan culture and history. The image symbolizes bravery, heritage, and warrior spirit, while the very word "Guaraní" is often associated with the meaning "warrior" in the Tupi-Guaraní linguistic tradition. The club's black-and-yellow colors were inspired partly by Uruguayan club Peñarol and are also linked to the emblematic colors associated with English privateer Francis Drake. Altogether, the crest combines indigenous symbolism, historical identity, and football tradition, representing both the cultural roots of Paraguay and Club Guaraní's enduring legacy in national football.
| Team name: | Club Guaraní |
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| Team nicknames: | El Cacique (The Chieftain), El Legendario (The Legendary), El Aborigen (The Indigenous) |
| Team abbreviation: | - |
| Founded: | 1903 |
| Location: | Asunción, Paraguay |
| Stadium: | Estadio Rogelio Livieres |
| Capacity: | 8,000 |
| League: | Paraguayan Primera División |
| Team Colors: | Yellow and black |
| Championships: | 11 |
| Second places: | 20 |
| Mascots: | - |
