Red Bull Bragantino

Brasileirão Women

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What makes Red Bull Bragantino what it is.

Long before reaching Red Bull Bragantino, Gaby was already making headlines — she debuted in Brazil’s top women’s league at 15 and became the competition’s youngest player at the time.

Márcia was one of 11 Brazilian players chosen by Amazon Brasil to help re-record “Futebol Feminino” — a song once banned alongside women’s football in Brazil in 1941.

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Quirky facts from the Red Bull Bragantino squad.

Away from football, she has described herself as someone who enjoys watching series, reading books, and spending time with friends and family.

Letícia and her girlfriend share a dog together, which occasionally appears in their social media posts.

Before choosing football as her main path, she also practiced Muay Thai, Jiu-Jitsu and Capoeira.

When she's not on the pitch, Miriã likes spending time in nature, playing board games, swimming and catching up on her favourite TV series.

She created the YouTube project Boa de Bola to give more visibility to women’s football and futsal in Brazil.

Her father was her biggest supporter, and losing him was the hardest period of her career.

Source: Instagram | Gessica do Nascimento

Her favorite Red Bull flavor is the original — keeping it classic with the brand’s signature taste.

Her Brazil national team call-up for the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup came after Bruna Benites withdrew through injury

Football was not just a hobby for her as a child; she described becoming a player as a life purpose she carried from a young age

Away from football, she has a creative and patient side — she enjoys playing musical instruments and putting puzzles together.

She never planned to become a goalkeeper — she originally played as an outfield player and only stepped into goal during the Jogos da Juventude when her team suddenly needed a keeper.

One of Catarina’s early international football experiences came in Mexico, where she won silver with UNIP São Paulo at the 2022 FISU America Games.

Mylena almost wrote a fairytale university-football chapter in China, finishing as the University World Cup’s top scorer after admitting she never imagined that would happen.