CR Flamengo

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What makes CR Flamengo what it is.

She is the all-time leading goalscorer in the history of the Olympic football tournaments, having netted 14 goals across her prolific Olympic career.

She established herself as a major rising star by completely dominating the 2025 Copinha Feminina, finishing as both the tournament's top scorer and its absolute best player.

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She made history in Italy by becoming the very first Brazilian player ever signed by AC Milan's women's team.

The Copinha title was deeply personal for her and the squad, serving as a powerful redemption story after using the painful heartbreak of losing the Under-20 Brasileirão final earlier that year as fuel.

At 34 years and 25 days, she became the oldest Women's World Cup hat-trick scorer, netting all three goals in Brazil's 3–0 win over Jamaica in 2019.

She broke FIU's program record for most wins in a single season by scoring a game-winning penalty kick against the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2009.

She is a two-time Olympic Silver Medalist (Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008). She holds the incredible record of being the all-time top goalscorer in Olympic football history (across both men's and women's tournaments) with 14 goals.

In the 2018-19 Italian Serie A season, she scored an unforgettable rocket from a distance during a 3-0 victory against Juventus, which was officially crowned the Goal of the Season.

She made her highly anticipated senior first-team debut for Flamengo at the incredibly young age of 14, stepping onto the pitch during a commanding 11-0 victory over Duque de Caxias in the 2023 Campeonato Carioca.

By winning the 2020 Copa Libertadores Femenina with Ferroviária, she achieved a massive historic milestone by becoming the first athlete from Tocantins—male or female—to ever win the prestigious continental tournament.

During the Brasil Ladies Cup final in December 2024, she delivered a masterclass performance by saving three penalties in the shootout to help Flamengo win the title.