Grêmio

Brasileirão Women

Grêmio 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.

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What makes Grêmio what it is.

She won multiple Campeonato Amazonense Feminino titles during her years playing in Amazonas.

She was part of the Brazil squad that won the 2022 CONMEBOL South American Women’s U20 Championship in Chile.

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Quirky facts from the Grêmio squad.

Negative comments and criticism motivated her to work harder and continue progressing in her career.

She scored Colombia’s first-ever goal at a FIFA Women’s World Cup during the 2015 tournament against Mexico.

In a FIFA interview, she described Brazilian football as more intense and faster than Colombian football.

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She described signing professionally for Grêmio as a “childhood dream.”

She began her football journey in the youth setup of Centro Olímpico in 2017.

She has played for clubs in Bahia, São Paulo, the Federal District and Rio Grande do Sul during her professional career

She previously spent time in the youth systems of Internacional and São Paulo before joining Grêmio in 2023.

Allyne was included in Brazil's squad for the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Morocco 2025.

Her career has included spells with Iranduba, 3B da Amazônia, Fluminense, and Grêmio.

Her nickname is “Giovaninha.” The nickname is used by Grêmio and the CBF.

As a child, she regularly played football with boys and was often the only girl on the pitch.

Allyne has said that she always liked the idea of joining Grêmio because her grandmother told her that if she were to support a club, it should be Grêmio.