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Martínez recorded a sprint speed of 33.4 km/h in a Liga MX Femenil play, earning recognition for her pace.

She speaks eight languages: Danish, English, German, French, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, and Pashto.

Her Instagram biography describes her as a co-author of “Jogadeira,” the song associated with Brazil's 2019 Women's World Cup campaign.

On her YouTube channel, she describes herself as a “Freestyle Footballer & Goalkeeper.”

Before focusing fully on football, Crivelari competed as a cyclist and has spoken about being a professional cyclist earlier in her sporting journey.

Singarella also played handball at a competitive level during her youth before focusing fully on football.

Blanca grew up in Angostura, Sinaloa, where she initially excelled in karate rather than football, earning a black belt as a child.

She loves sudoku.

Despite being a right-footed center-back, she frequently utilizes her left foot for long-range passing and distribution.

She is a polyglot who speaks both English and Spanish fluently.

She is technically ambidextrous on the pitch, possessing the rare ability to pass and shoot effectively with both her left and right feet.

During her time at Olathe North High School, she was a standout multi-sport athlete, also competing in track and field.

Poliana turned her football journey into a book called “Senhora Libertadores: dos sonhos às conquistas”, sharing the story behind her rise from a young player in Minas Gerais to becoming one of the most decorated players in Copa Libertadores Femenina history.