Juarez

Liga MX Women

Signature Fun Facts

What makes Juarez what it is.

In 2019 and 2021 she participated in the reality TV show Exatlón Estados Unidos.

Kaci has won multiple UEFA Women’s Champions League titles with Lyon, making her one of the most decorated midfielders of her generation.

More Fun Facts

Quirky facts from the Juarez squad.

Her most extended spell in domestic football came with Cruz Azul, where she spent multiple seasons as part of their attacking rotation.

She made her senior debut for the Mexico national team in 2021.

Grace Asantewaa was born in Ghana and began her career with Ampem Darkoa Ladies before moving abroad.

Injuries disrupted key moments of her international career, including missing the Olympics after a ligament injury in 2016.

During the Clausura 2024 campaign, she scored three goals in her first six league matches.

Her college journey included Cal State Dominguez Hills, where she made 8 appearances in 2014.

She spent part of her childhood living in Ciudad Juárez until around age seven.

She played for Ghana at the 2018 Africa Women Cup of Nations.

Del Real signed her first professional contract with FC Juárez at only 17 years old, with a deal running until 2027.

She returned from a significant injury layoff and described scoring after that period as “very special.”

She shared the happy news of her engagement to Hana Soto.

She was part of the Oklahoma City Stars squad that won the NAIA National Championship.

She was born in Lyon and grew up in nearby Villeurbanne, where she first started playing football as a child.

During her time at Monterrey, she won two Liga MX Femenil titles, in Apertura 2019 and Apertura 2021.

She scored her first goal for FC Juárez during the same Clausura 2024 tournament, against Santos.

Team Roster

The players who wear the Juarez shirt.

Emily
Alvarado

Goalkeeper

Alexa
Gurrola

Goalkeeper

Christina
Holguin

Goalkeeper

Karla
Morales

Goalkeeper

Karime
Abud

Defender

Alondra
Blanco

Defender

Mariana
Cadena

Defender

Giselle
Espinoza

Defender

Rocío
Gálvez

Defender

Noemí
Granados

Defender

Yunaira
Lopez

Defender

Bianca
Mora

Defender

Julitha
Singano

Defender

Blanca
Solís

Defender

Grace
Asantewaa

Midfielder

Miriam
Castillo

Midfielder

Chloe
Del Real

Midfielder

Dayán
Fuentes

Midfielder

Aurelie
Kaci

Midfielder

Liliana
Mercado

Midfielder

Amanda
Pérez

Midfielder

Ella
Sanchez

Midfielder

Miah
Zuazua

Midfielder

Enekia
Lunyamila

Forward

Dayana
Martin

Forward

Norma
Palafox

Forward

Monica
Rodríguez

Forward

Aisha
Solórzano

Forward

Head Coach

Óscar Fernández

Team Stadium

Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez (Juárez)

Capacity: 19,703