Deportes Rengo is a professional football club competing in the CHI Segunda División, the third tier of Chilean football. The team is based in the city of Rengo, in the O'Higgins Region, and plays its home matches at the Estadio Municipal de Rengo. Founded in 2009, the club wears green and white, colors that reflect the agricultural heartland of the region. The club is owned by a local association and is led by a head coach tasked with achieving promotion. Deportes Rengo was formed to give the city a professional football team, quickly becoming a source of local pride. The club's history, while brief, has seen a steady climb, with its peak achievement being promotion to the Segunda División in 2018 after winning the Tercera División title. That team, built on a solid defense and a hard-working mentality, captured the imagination of the town. The modern era sees Deportes Rengo established in the second division, often fighting to avoid relegation or push for a playoff spot, with key players like captain and midfielder Claudio Muñoz providing leadership. The team culture is one of resilience and community, with a loyal fan base that packs the municipal stadium. Deportes Rengo embodies the fighting spirit of Chilean football outside the major centers.