Javier 'Javi' Guerra Rodríguez (born 15 March 1982 in Vélez-Málaga, Andalusia) is a Spanish footballer who plays for Real Valladolid as a striker.

After beginning professionally with lowly Motril CF in Granada (in the third division), Guerra appeared sporadically for neighbouring Cádiz CF in the following season, after which he moved to La Liga powerhouse Valencia CF.

His stay with the Che would be quite unassuming, as he only managed to appear twice in the league in three years, totalling slightly more than 10 minutes - in a 0–3 loss at Getafe CF and a 3–2 home win against RCD Espanyol.

Released in June 2007, Guerra resumed his career in the second level, with consecutive relegations with Granada CF and Deportivo Alavés (the latter already owned by RCD Mallorca, which also loaned the player for 2009–10, to Levante UD).

In August 2010, after greatly helping the Valencian Community side return to the top division, scoring 12 league goals (second in the squad, joint-11th in the competition), Guerra left Mallorca permanently, signing a four-year contract with another side in level two, Real Valladolid, for €300.000. He had a breakthrough season in his first year, bettering his previous best by 12 goals, and finishing second in the top scorers' list: highlights included braces against Recreativo de Huelva (2–0, at home), SD Huesca (2–0, home), SD Ponferradina (2–1, home), UD Salamanca (5–0, away), FC Barcelona B (2–1 home) and AD Alcorcón (2–0, home), and a hat-trick against CD Numancia (4–5 loss, home).

Guerra continued with his fine form in the promotion playoffs, scoring the game's only goal in the first leg against Elche CF, at the Estadio Nuevo José Zorrilla (eventual 2–3 aggregate loss).