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She studied physiotherapy and later started her own sports and relaxation massage business, Maxime’s Massages.

Her family says Carol once told them through tears, “I don’t like football anymore, but I don’t want to disappoint you,” a moment they describe as the turning point behind changing her training environment and founding a new training platform.

She built her own fitness business, Shred Em Fitness, from her garage.

She founded her own mentorship program, NL Pro Soccer Development, where she uses her background in sports psychology to help aspiring players transition to professional football.

Alicia is widely known by her affectionate nickname "Licha," a name used by fans, teammates, and the Mexican media alike.

She has also stepped into fashion and lifestyle media. Her podcast Corazón a tu medida is described across podcast platforms as a show where Karla Nieto gives outfit and style tips.

In 2017, she founded the Thembi Kgatlana Foundation, which hosts an annual tournament in her hometown to support youth and donate essentials like sanitary pads and school uniforms.

Her social media profile publicly links her with goalkeeper glove brand GK12.

Source: Instagram | WP Assessoria Esportiva

She maintains a very positive and professional presence on social media, using it to share match-day reflections and team milestones.

She created the YouTube project Boa de Bola to give more visibility to women’s football and futsal in Brazil.

Adriana is widely known by her nickname "Boyi," which she has used throughout her football career.

Her family founded FutXtrm, a football development project born from Carol Cázares’ own experience in the game and built to support both player growth and stronger family connection.

She is a co-author of a series of children's comic books featuring her, called Vivianne voetbalt, written in her native Dutch language.

After joining Bayern, she announced the creation of the Mona Guzmán Foundation, an initiative aimed at helping young people from disadvantaged backgrounds access English-language education.