Bernardo Romeo

• Full name: Bernardo Alejandro Romeo
• Date of birth: September 10, 1977
• Place of birth: San Nicolás de los Arroyos, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
• Nationality: Argentine
• Primary position: Striker (center forward)

Club career (selected)

• Estudiantes de La Plata – Romeo began his professional career with Estudiantes and had two spells at the club. He emerged as a prolific goalscorer in the Argentine Primera División while at Estudiantes in the late 1990s.
• San Lorenzo – He moved to San Lorenzo and became one of the top forwards in Argentina, helping the club win the Apertura 2001 championship and finishing as the league's top scorer that season.
• Fulham (England) – Romeo transferred to Fulham in the Premier League in 2003, where he spent a season and a half, scoring goals in domestic competitions.
• Hamburger SV (Germany) – He joined HSV in the Bundesliga, playing several seasons and contributing as a forward in Germany.
• Later career – After Europe, Romeo returned to Argentina and had further spells with San Lorenzo and other clubs before retiring.

International career

• Romeo earned caps for the Argentina national team and was part of squads in the early 2000s, though he was not a regular starter for the senior side.

Playing style and legacy

• Bernardo Romeo was known for his poaching instincts, penalty-box movement and finishing ability. He enjoyed success domestically in Argentina and had a respectable European career, remembered particularly by fans of San Lorenzo and Estudiantes for his goal-scoring contributions.

Notable honours

• Apertura 2001 (Primera División Argentina) with San Lorenzo
• Top scorer in the Argentine league (Apertura 2001)

Bernardo Romeo remains a recognized figure in Argentine football, especially for his goalscoring at club level in the late 1990s and early 2000s.