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During the Resenha das Gurias podcast, she reflected on whether the younger version of herself would be proud of what she had achieved a few years later, revealing a reflective and self-critical side of her personality.

Away from the pitch, she was initially quite shy and preferred to listen rather than take up much space in the dressing room.

During her university career, a teammate described her as a striker who made people excited when she had the ball, while also calling her someone with a wide range of hobbies and a strong creative streak.

Team spirit is one of the things she values most about football, describing the feeling of working together toward something as especially important.

Victoria describes herself as an outgoing, friendly and dedicated person, saying she tries to give her best in everything she does.

Her LSU teammate Natalie Dvořáková describes Bailey as extremely talkative and someone who makes an effort to spend time with everyone.

She has repeatedly highlighted her love of competition, describing herself as motivated by demanding environments and high expectations.

In an interview with Campo Delas, she was described as shy off the pitch, despite playing with an aggressive and energetic style during matches.

Palmeiras introduced her publicly as "Guima", indicating that the nickname is widely used inside football environments rather than only among friends and teammates.

Fortuna head coach Lene Terp described Pallesen as an optimistic and happy player, noting that those qualities were visible during her league debut.

Despite describing herself as naturally shy when speaking, she was already known for playing confidently once she stepped onto the pitch.

Before becoming a professional footballer, Liriel described herself as very shy, saying she leaves her shyness behind whenever she steps onto the pitch.