Claudia Martínez

Claudia Martínez

Washington Spirit
Washington Spirit
Jan 15, 2008
#11 - Forward
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Claudia Martínez Ovando is a Paraguayan footballer who plays as a forward. She has represented Paraguay at U17, U20 and senior international level.

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Before football became her path, Claudia played handball and futsal in Capitán Bado, where handball was more established than the women’s game.

She has two memorable nicknames with different origins: “Claudinha” came from a Brazilian woman at a border tournament, while Paraguay staff member Noelia Barrios later nicknamed her “La Máquina” — The Machine.

Claudia is the fourth of five siblings, and their mother chose a first name beginning with C for every child: Clever, Crelian, Crislain, Claudia and Cleberson.

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Her goal celebration often features a raised index finger, but she has never publicly revealed what the gesture means.

Away from training in Washington, she enjoys an uncomplicated routine of doing household chores, drinking tereré and listening to music.

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Claudia’s family story was brought to a wider audience through the Paraguayan documentary El Renacer Albirrojo, which presents her as a young footballer breaking barriers.

Claudia grew up without football shirts or boots because her family could not afford them; she later treasured a gifted Inter Miami jersey and wore it whenever she could.

Claudia hopes to create a training centre in Paraguay for young players who have nowhere suitable to stay or no proper pitch on which to train.


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Sponsors

Nike Football

Club Achievements

Copa Paraguay FEM
Supercopa Paraguay FEM
CONMEBOL South American U-17 Women’s Championship

Awards

APF Women’s Player of the Year
CONMEBOL Copa América Femenina Golden Boot
CONMEBOL South American U-17 Women’s Championship Golden Boot
Women’s Kopa Trophy nominee

Stats

Year Club AP GL
2026
-
present
Washington Spirit 17 4
2024
-
2025
Club Olimpia 25 10
2023
-
Sportivo Ameliano 11 11
International Stats
2024
-
present
Paraguay 16 13
2024
-
2026
Paraguay U20 8 6
2024
-
2025
Paraguay U17 19 24