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VerifiedGrêmio Feminino, known as the Mosqueteiras, is the women's football division of Grêmio and one of the most important women's teams in southern Brazil. The project began in the early 1980s during a period when women's football still faced major restrictions in Brazil. The club officially entered women's competitions in 1983 and became one of the pioneers of the sport in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
What makes Grêmio what it is.
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She won multiple Campeonato Amazonense Feminino titles during her years playing in Amazonas.
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She was part of the Brazil squad that won the 2022 CONMEBOL South American Women’s U20 Championship in Chile.
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At age 15, she left her hometown and moved to Grêmio to continue her football development.
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When Grêmio announced her signing in 2024, she said she had always followed the club’s matches and viewed it as a winning team.
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Brenda represented Brazil at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in France and won the South American Women’s U-20 Championship.
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She originally played as a forward and sometimes as a midfielder before eventually becoming a defender.
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After signing her first professional deal, Emille said: “I am very happy, motivated and honoured to be part of the Gurias Gremistas first team.”
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One of her stated career ambitions has been to play outside Ecuador and eventually compete in Europe while helping support her family.
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Rodríguez has said that she is “very proud” every time she represents Ecuador.
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She returned to Grêmio in 2025 after previously representing the club in 2020 and 2021.
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Her first experience playing abroad came in Russia with Kubanochka between 2013 and 2015.
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After signing for Grêmio, Izadora said: “I’m very happy to be here. You can count on all my dedication and all my effort.”
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When Grêmio announced her signing in 2024, the club highlighted her passing ability, vision, speed and focus among her key qualities.
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She was part of Brazil's squad at the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup.
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She progressed through Grêmio's youth system before earning promotion to the senior squad at just 17 years old.
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She scored Colombia’s first-ever goal at a FIFA Women’s World Cup during the 2015 tournament against Mexico.
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Flamengo won multiple state competitions during her time at the club, including Campeonato Carioca Feminino titles.
The players who wear the Grêmio shirt.
SuelaneGoalkeeper
LucileneGoalkeeper
RaíssaGoalkeeper
CamilaDefender
DaniDefender
StephanieDefender
EmilleDefender
Allyne VithoryaDefender
MonicaDefender
IzaDefender
MayerliDefender
CamilaDefender
IaraMidfielder
AmandaMidfielder
Adriana FerreiraMidfielder
MariaMidfielder
RafaMidfielder
DanielaMidfielder
KikaMidfielder
CamilaMidfielder
BiaMidfielder
LeidianeMidfielder
MariaForward
MariaForward
GiovanaForward
JuliaForward
ValeriaForward
YamilaForward
GiseleForward
LuanaForward
BrendaForward
Arena do Grêmio
Capacity: 60,540
