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The fans are deciding. Who will be this season’s La Princesa?

Janne
Krumme Goalkeeper #21

Eintracht Frankfurt Vote

Laia
López Goalkeeper #26

Real Madrid Vote

Hanna
Karlsson Goalkeeper #29

BK Häcken Vote

Sophie
Jackson Goalkeeper #56

Tottenham Hotspur FC Vote

Danae
van der Vliet Goalkeeper #22

AFC Ajax Vote

Luisa
Agudelo Goalkeeper #1

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Maria
Kroken Goalkeeper #12 Aalesund Vote

Ceylin
Yilmaz Goalkeeper #1

Montpellier FC Vote

Valentina
Murrieta Goalkeeper #20

Club América Vote

Yara
Zwyssig Goalkeeper #41

Grasshopper Vote

Felicia
Sträßer Defender #19

SV Werder Bremen Vote

Nelly
Las Defender #17

Chelsea Vote

Rachel
Maltby Defender #38

Aston Villa FC Vote

Thindra
Mattsson Defender #3

AIK Stockholm Vote

Noa
Jiménez Defender #7

Barcelona Femení Vote

Trinity
Armstrong Defender #3

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Emma
Lombardi Defender #16

Fiorentina Vote

Selma
Igesund Saga Defender #4

FC Como Women Vote

Kiki
Horváth Defender #29

AFC Ajax Vote

Willa
Pearson Defender #16

Sydney FC Vote

Erica
Parkinson Midfielder #19

North Carolina Courage Vote

Fanny
Peterson Midfielder #25

Hammarby IF Vote

Irune
Dorado Midfielder #8

Real Madrid Vote

Giovanna
Waksman Midfielder #30

OL Lyonnes Vote

Kimmi
Ascanio Midfielder #8

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Rosalie
Renfurm Midfielder #30

PSV Eindhoven Vote

Kennedy
Fuller Midfielder #47

Bay FC Vote

Chloe
Ricketts Midfielder #11

Boston Legacy FC Vote

Elle
Ulstein Midfielder #7

Røa IL Vote

Filippa
Widén Midfielder #18

Kristianstads DFF Vote

Layla
Drury Forward #27

Manchester United WFC Vote

Giulia
Galli Forward #20

Barcelona Femení Vote

Zoe
Schick Forward #27

SC Freiburg Vote

Anny
Kerim-Lindland Forward #38

VfL Wolfsburg Vote

Melanie
Barcenas Forward #7

San Diego Wave FC Vote

Casey
Phair Forward #9

Feyenoord Vote

Celia
Segura Forward #16

Atlético Madrid Vote

Claudia
Martínez Forward #11

Washington Spirit Vote

Talia
Younis Forward #19

Western Sydney Wanderers FC Vote

Emanuela
Pfister Forward #20

RB Leipzig Vote

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Fun Fact Society

Discover more than stats. Get more of who she is.

She used to perform with a juggling group, juggling knives, balls and fire while riding a unicycle.

One of her strangest football moments came when she fell into a rabbit hole during a match. Her leg disappeared into it and the game had to be stopped.

Her dream dinner guests would be Italian singer Alessandra Amoroso, Gordon Ramsay and Zendaya.

Becoming a goalkeeper was never part of the original plan: she only went in goal because she was ill and did not want to run much, but she still desperately wanted to play in the match. She ended up loving the position.

Her first word was “football.” The twist is that her father Renato, himself a footballer, had actually hoped for a daughter because he worried a son might want to follow him into the difficult world of football.

In 2019, she debuted for Canada's senior national team aged 15 years and 94 days, becoming the country's youngest international footballer, male or female.

In 2016, her move to Houston Dash made her the first Glasgow City player to command a transfer fee.

At 18, Asmita signed her first professional contract with Aston Villa in 2019, becoming the first footballer of Nepalese origin to sign a professional contract in England.

Even after illness delayed her debut, she became the youngest NWSL regular-season player at the time, appearing for San Diego Wave on 29 April 2023, aged 15 years and 177 days.

In 2023, Adriana's $100,000 transfer from Corinthians to Orlando Pride set a Brazilian women's football transfer record.

She used to sing with her dad’s band, performing songs like "Heartbreaker" by Pat Benatar whenever the band needed a female vocalist.

Her hidden talents include drawing and a basic knowledge of American Sign Language (ASL), which she developed in college.

She can do an acrobatic flip throw, using a handspring to generate a long, powerful throw-in.

Her hidden talent is shaping eyebrows, and she used to be the go-to person for her college teammates.

She played both football and futsal at Rekord and helped the club win its first senior Polish women’s futsal championship.

She used to write the verse Joshua 1:9 on her football boots to calm her nerves before games. “Have I not commanded you; be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified or dismayed for the Lord your God is with you always.”

She believes in the 'Look good, feel good' mentality and whenever she feels she isn't playing well, she will change her hairstyle, sometimes even mid-game.

Before matches, Perle listens to upbeat music to pump herself up. She’s a fan of reggaeton and hip-hop and has a playlist that she swears brings her luck.

Cori and her teammates joke about the “Look Good, Play Good” mentality. She puts effort into her game-day look, such as slicking back her ponytail, which boosts her confidence.

Her pre-match ritual is putting on her right glove before her left and visualising different scenarios to help her focus.

She co-founded RE—INC, a gender-neutral lifestyle brand, alongside teammates Megan Rapinoe, Tobin Heath, and Meghan Klingenberg.

Away from the football pitch, she works in punditry and football analysis with LFC TV across the women’s, men’s and academy teams.

She co-hosts a podcast called "Behind the Goals", where the hosts offer a unique take on the world of football and interview others involved in the women’s game.

Before becoming fully professional, she worked as a plasterer, a trade she would like to return to after her playing career.

She owns her own café.

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