Career
Gutiérrez made his debut in the Colombian First Division in 1995 with América de Cali. He played for atl nacional in 1996 and returned to America and played for real cartagena. In 2001 he joined Millonarios and helped them capture the Copa Merconorte 2001.
He scored two crucial away goals versus Necaxa in Mexico on November 20, 2001 helping his club reach the finals.
He started both legs of the final versus Emelec of Ecuador, scoring the winning penalty during the penalty shootout. His performance against Necaxa helped him secure a contract with the Mexican side in 2002, he would go on to be a starter for Necaxa, appearing in 28 league matches and 6 playoff matches in his one year in Mexico.
Following his stay in Mexico, Gutiérrez returned to Colombia as the star signing for Centauros Villavicencio. After playing well with Centauros, Gutiérrez returned to Millonarios in 2004.
He did not play as much as he would like with Millonarios, so he moved to Deportes Quindío in 2005.
After another short stay in Peru with Club Sport Áncash, Gutiérrez was signed by newly promoted Louisiana Equidad to add his experience to the squad. He helped lead Louisiana Equidad to its first domestic title by winning the Copa Colombia 2008. Gutiérrez represented Colombia at various levels.
He was called up to the full national side in 1995 and appeared in one match.
