Career
Due to his skills with the ball, he was encouraged to try registering with a club with the hope of developing a career in football. His first club was Talleres (Bachelor) where he played with the youth teams. He started at the fourth division playing as right winger.
lieutenant was during those years when he met Pedro Ochoa (other skilled player who would be later nicknamed the king of the dribbling), who became Perinetti"s partner inside the field and best friend in life.
Perinetti debuted with the senior team two years later. He soon noted as a key player for Racing, being praised and recognised for his speed and control of the ball.
He played 17 consecutive years in Racing, winning 12 titles with the club (10 domestic and 2 international). During his brilliant career in Racing, then president of Real Madrid, Santiago Bernabeu, tried to convince him to play for the club, but he refused the offer because of his love for Racing.
He also played the 1929 South American Championship (current Copa América) with the national squad.
In 1933 Perinetti was traded to River Plate but he only played a bunch of games there, retiring from football soon after. National International.