Discóbolo del Estadio Nacional, Bronze sculpture at National Stadium entrance in Ñuñoa, Chile.

The Discobolus of the National Stadium is a bronze replica positioned at the main entrance of the Estadio Nacional on Grecia Avenue in Santiago. The upright figure greets visitors as they enter the sports complex through the primary access point.

The bronze statue was donated by Chile's Greek community in 1958 and placed at the access to the Estadio Nacional on the avenue. In 1962 the avenue was named Avenida Grecia after the sculpture's Greek origin, not because of that year's World Cup. The stadium was declared a National Historic Monument in 2003.

The sculpture depicts an athlete standing upright rather than in the traditional disk-throwing pose of Greek art. This variation reflects how the Greek community chose to reimagine the classical athletic form for this location.

The statue is located directly at the stadium's main entrance and is easy to spot when approaching along Grecia Avenue. Access is free to view from outside and requires no special timing or planning to find it.

The artwork was covered with layers of white paint over several decades until specialists carefully removed them in 2010. The restoration revealed the bronze's original shine and the characteristic dark patina underneath.