Club Leon

Liga MX Women

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What makes Club Leon what it is.

She was a key part of the Chile squad that won the Silver Medal at the 2023 Pan American Games, one of the highest honors in Chilean women's football history.

Ana is a founding member of the Liga MX Femenil, having started her professional journey with Club América during the inaugural 2017 tournament.

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Quirky facts from the Club Leon squad.

Ana reached a major milestone of over 150 professional appearances in the Mexican league by the 2024/25 season.

Nicole reached the major milestone of 100 professional matches in February 2023 while playing for Atlético San Luis.

She scored her first professional goal for Club León during the Apertura 2025 tournament, a rare feat for a player primarily known for her defensive "stay-at-home" style.

Selene is a vocal advocate for the protection of female athletes; she gained national attention in 2023 for courageously denouncing online harassment, sparking a wider league-wide conversation about player digital safety.

Known for her tactical intelligence, she is often deployed as a box-to-box midfielder who can contribute to both defensive transitions and offensive playmaking.

Like many elite athletes, she did not focus exclusively on soccer in her early years; she also participated in basketball and track, which contributed to the agility and physical endurance she now utilizes as a professional midfielder.

She has a passion for Mexican gastronomy, particularly seafood dishes like aguachile and ceviche, which are staples of her hometown in Sinaloa.

She made her senior debut for the Mexico National Team on March 11, 2020, in a friendly against the Czech Republic.

She celebrated her 32nd birthday in late 2025, marking one of the longest active careers for a defensive specialist in Mexico.

Fernanda is a co-author of several scientific research publications regarding topological insulators, showing her deep involvement in condensed matter physics.

She is a "founding player" of Liga MX Femenil, having joined Querétaro (Gallos Blancos) for the very first professional tournament in 2017 when she was just 15 years old.