Olga Carmonais a Spanish professional footballer who plays for Paris Saint - Germain and the Spain national team.
Her parents didn't want her to play football. She tried other sports: swimming, tennis and flamenco dancing, but her desire for football won and the parents let her play
Carmona was born in Seville (Sevilla in Spanish) and her first team was Sevilla Este. She started playing football at the age of six
Her older brother, Fran Camona, is also professional footballer
In summer 2020, when was founded Real Madrid women's team, Carmona comes to club from Sevilla and becomes one of the first signings of the new team
On her shin guards, Carmona wears a picture of herself with her family. So the family is with her during all the matches
Carmona shares a tattoo with her mother to mark the occasion of her leaving the family home to move from Seville to join Real Madrid in 2020
During her spell at Real Madrid, Carmona starts studies for a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences. "If I didn’t do anything, I’d get bored in the afternoon,” she told about combining football and school
Carmona works on her mental strenght and cooperate with a sport psychologist. "The process started with me introducing who I was and creating my profile. Then it was a case of working on the weakest points of my game. She knows me now and knows which buttons to press," she revealed
Carmona scored game winning goal in World Cup 2023 final between Spain and England (1-0). She also scored game winning goal in semifinal against Sweden (2-1)
At World Cup 2023, Carmona was Spain team captain during semifinal and final games. “What’s important is not wearing an armband, but that the rest of the team know I’m a player they can count on when the going gets tough, that I’m always going to be there whatever role I have,” she told in interview for FIFA website
2023 was best year in her career so far. She was selected by IFFHS and FIFPRO to the Team of the Year 2023. Also she was Player of the Match of World Cup 2023 final game
During World Cup 2023, Carmona’s father had passed away before the final game. Her family had opted to wait before share the news, so Carmona learned of her father's death after Spain's victory celebrations
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Following the suspension of the Cantarrana Trophy due to the torrential rain in Viveiro, which badly affected the pitch at the stadium that was to host the match today, Real Madrid and Deportivo de La Coruña played a warm-up game at the Abegondo Sports Complex in Abegondo. The Whites won 0-2, with goals from Eva Navarro and Oihane, in the last pre-season test before the league opener at home to Espanyol (Friday, 6 September, 8 pm CEST).
The first half was controlled by Madrid, with Olga finding space on the left flank but no clear-cut chances were made. The Galician side tried to attack on the counter and Misa saved well from Millene's shot in the 22nd minute. Athenea had the biggest chance with an effort that was well stopped by the opposition goal on the stroke of half-time.
Madrid rewarded for pressure
Toril reshuffled the pack in the second half. And in the 58th minute, Alba Redondo had a great chance from Olga's cross that was turned behind for a corner. In the ensuing corner-kick, Eva Navarro struck to make it 0-1. The Madridistas continued to press forward and in the 85th minute, it was 0-2. A wonderful cross from the left by Leupolz was headed home by Oihane.Â
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| Adidas |
| FIFA Women's World Cup | 1× |
| UEFA Women's Nations League | 1× |
| UEFA EURO WU19 | 1× |
| Year | Club | AP | GL |
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2025
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present
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Paris Saint Germain | ||
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2020
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Real Madrid | 135 | 21 |
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2017
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2020
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Sevilla | 75 | 7 |
| International Stats | |||
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2021
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present
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Spain | 55 | 3 |
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2021
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2021
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Spain WU23 | 2 | 0 |
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2017
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2019
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Spain WU19 | 18 | 7 |
