Vicky Losada | QueenBallers Player profile

Vicky

Losada

Mar 5, 1991

#6 - Midfielder

María Victoria Losada Gómez is a Spanish footballer who plays as a midfielder for Brighton & Hove Albion, which she also captains, and the Catalonia national team.

Did You Know?

She is married to former Irish football player Emma Byrne.

She is a strong advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility in sports.

She has pioneered solidarity campaigns and inclusive football camps to promote the normalization of girls' presence in the sport.

She has had her biography published. The book "Vicky Losada, Capitana" provides a look at her life and career, early struggles as well as her activism.

She has started a football school for girls.

She is on a plant-based diet. She says it helped her recover from injuries faster, lowering pain and inflammation.

Her favorite meal is a combination of hummus, green leaves veggies, seeds, edamame, nuts, and blueberries.

She advocates for animal rights.

Her mantra is "Everything happens for a reason."

She scored Spain's first ever World Cup goal at the 2015 World cup in Canada.

Having spent most of her career at childhood club Barcelona, for many of which she was captain, she became known as the team's "eternal captain" after leaving.

She led Barcelona to their first Champions League title and a historical continental treble in the same season.

She wanted to wear number 17 jersey at Manchester City to emulate the men's team Kevin De Bruyne.

She also works as a TV analyst.

Best Actions

Vicki Losada Goal vs Everton

Losada's goal

All goals and highlights for Man City

Club Achievements

Primera División	6×
UEFA Women's Champions League	1×
Copa de la Reina	7×
Supercopa Femenina	1×
Copa Catalunya	8×
FA Women's Cup	1×
FA Women's Super League Cup	2×
Serie A	1×
Algarve Cup	1×

Awards

PFA's WSL Team of the Year

1×

Arsenal Supporters' Player of the Season award

1×

UEFA Women's Champions League Squad of the Season

1×

NWSL Player of the Week

1×

Stats

Year	Club	AP	GL
2023 - present	Brighton	28	3
2023 -	AS Roma	12	1
2021 - 2023	Manchester City	27	8
2016 - 2021	Barcelona	152	17
2015 - 2016	Arsenal	33	5
2014 -	Wester New York Flash (loan)	23	3
2007 - 2008	Espanyol (loan)
2006 - 2014	Barcelona	224	54
International Stats
2010 - 2020	Spain	62	13
2010 - 2012	Spain U19	3	1
2014 -	Catalonia	3	0