Club career Salcedo started his career with Paraguayan club
Cerro Porteño, before signing for
Argentine Racing Club de Avellaneda in 2007. In January 2008, Salcedo signed for
Colo-Colo of
Chile. Salcedo is one of Colo-Colo's third most expensive acquisitions, costing Colo-Colo more than $1 million, only below
Lucas Barrios with $2 million and
Macnelly Torres who cost the club $2.4 million. In 2010 Salcedo returned to Cerro Porteño.
International career In June 2007, he was selected for the
Paraguay national football team that competed in the
2007 Copa América.
Coaching career On 9 October 2019 it was confirmed, that Salcedo would retire and continue as an assistant coach to interim head coach Víctor Bernay at his former club,
Cerro Porteño, for the rest of the season. A new head coach was hired at the end of the year, and Salcedo continued as head coach for the club's reserve team for 2020. ==Personal life==