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She has a high disciplinary record for a midfielder, notably receiving 9 yellow cards and 1 red card during the 2024 Elitettan campaign.

She later moved on loan to EC Juventude, continuing her progression in Brazil’s top division.

She is one of a few Chinese players to play abroad.

She captained both her high school team at Sacred Heart Academy and later her college team at Yale University.

She also played futsal and also was very successful in it. She played in three Spanish championships.

She previously played for América Mineiro and Aliança before establishing herself at Cruzeiro.

In 2016, she played for Foz Cataratas, continuing her rise through Brazil’s domestic women’s league structure.

At 15, Dybdahl scored five times as Thisted FC beat Hillerød 10–1 in the U18 league.

Before turning pro in Liga MX Femenil, she built her path through the U.S. college game at Eastern Florida State, Phoenix College, and West Florida.

She has spoken publicly about personal growth through football. Looking back on her early professional career, she said the experience helped shape her not only as a player but also as a person.

After joining Parma, she highlighted the club's ambition and professionalism as important reasons for making the move.

On professional level, she played for Valencia, Levante and Real Madrid. At all three teams, she weared the captain's armband

Louise spent four seasons with Odense Q in the Danish Elitedivisionen, where she gained significant top-flight experience as a young player.

She began her senior journey in the BK Häcken setup, progressing through youth ranks before loan moves to teams like Lidköpings FK and Alingsås FC in Elitettan.