Ludmila da Silva

Ludmila da Silva

Dec 1, 1994
#14 - Forward

Ludmila da Silva, commonly known as Ludmila, is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a forward for Chicago Stars FC of the NWSL and the Brazil national team.

Did You Know?

Her full name is Ludmila da Silva. Commonly known is as Ludmila. Ludmila is also the only name she wears on the shirt during matches.

In her youth she was successful in athletics.

She was raised by aunt, as her mother left the family and her father died during her childhood.

She start to play organised football at the relatively late age of 15.

She was brought up in a favela (the Brazilian term for slum).

Her partner is Alonso Sánchez González, former professional football player and now sports agent.

When she joined Atlético Madrid, thanks to her exceptional pace she was dubbed "Road Runner".

In 2019, she published on her social networks a video recorded in a supermarket of the Mercadona chain in which she stated that every time she entered a supermarket she had a security guard following her. Although the video was published in various media, the company limited itself to stating that no one had informed it of the facts.

She was two times in the chart "The 100 best female footballers in the world" by The Guardian. In 2019 and 2020.

In 2023, she announced that she had started working on opening her own football school in Madrid - Ludmila Academy.

She had a very good start at Atlético Madrid - she joined the club in the summer of 2017 and managed to win back to back Spanish titles in two following seasons (2017/2018 and 2018/2019).

She has several tattoos, including Olympic rings and football ball.


Best Actions

LUDMILA. OMG. AN ABSOLUTE STUNNER 🤯

That's three goals in three games for Ludmila! 😍

Ludmila heads home the cross to score her first NWSL goal!


Sponsors

Puma

Club Achievements

Copa Libertadores Feminina
Spain Primera División Femenina
Summer Olympics silver medal: 2024
Spain Copa de la Reina

Stats

Year Club AP GL
2024
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present
Chicago Stars 17 5
2017
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2024
Atlético Madrid 196 77
2015
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2017
São José 15 6
2013
-
2013
Rio Preto 6 3
2013
-
2013
Portuguesa
2012
-
2012
São Caetano
2011
-
2011
CA Juventus
International Stats
2017
-
present
Brazil 59 5