
Jerry Bengtson
CD Olimpia/F/
Player Info
Jerry Bengtson is a Honduran striker whose career is highlighted by his prolific goal-scoring record for the national team and his physical, aerial dominance in the penalty area. At 38, he is a veteran leader for C.D. Olimpia. Bengtson rose to prominence with Motagua before a high-profile move to Major League Soccer's New England Revolution. However, his greatest impact has been for Honduras; he was the top scorer in CONCACAF qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup and scored crucial goals in the tournament itself against Ecuador. He has enjoyed immense success domestically with Olimpia, winning multiple Honduran Liga Nacional titles. A traditional number nine, Bengtson's strengths are his powerful heading, hold-up play, and clinical finishing. He holds the record for most goals scored by a Honduran in World Cup finals. His legacy is as one of Honduras's most important and reliable strikers of the modern era.
Overview
Honors
Main Position
Strengths
Weaknesses
Transfer History
2018/06/30
Signed
2018/06/30
Signed
2017/06/30
Signed
2017/06/30
Signed
2016/07/12
Signed
2016/07/12
Signed
Matches
Competition
Time
Round
Home
VS
Away
HT
Rating
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Statistics
2025-2026
Matches
Games Played
22
Games Started
14
Minutes Per Game
1115
Offensive Data
Goals(PK)
3
Assists
-
Scoring Freguency(Minutes)
-
Shots Per Game
0
Accurate Passes Per Game
0
Key Passes Per Game
0
Accurate Long Balls Per Game
0
Accurate Crosses Per Game
0
Success Dribbles Per Game
0
Defense Data
Tackles Per Game
0
Interceptions Per Game
0
Clearances Per Game
0
Block Shots Per Game
-
Other Data
Yellow Cards
1
Yellow-Red
-
Red Cards
0
Turnovers Per Game
-
Fouls Per Game
0
Be Fouled Per Game
0







