Real Madrid (women's football)

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Real Madrid
(women's football)
coat of arms
Basic data
Surname Real Madrid Club de Fútbol
Seat Madrid , Spain
founding 2020
Colours white, blue / purple
president SpainSpain Florentino Pérez
Website realmadrid.com
First soccer team
Head coach SpainSpain David Aznar
Venue Ciudad Real Madrid
Places 6000
league Primera División
2019/20 (as CD Tacón ) 10th place
home
Away

Real Madrid Femenino is the women's football division of the Spanish sports club Real Madrid . The division was founded on July 1, 2020. The first team contests the Primera División .

history

On June 25, 2019, Real Madrid announced their intention to create a women's football section. For this purpose, an agreement was initially concluded with Madrid club CD Tacón , according to which the latter completed the 2019/20 season of the Primera División as an independent club, but with financial support from Real Madrid. In addition, CD Tacón was allowed to train in Ciudad Real Madrid and play his home games. Several well-known players were signed that season, including the Swedes Kosovare Asllani and Sofia Jakobsson , the British Chioma Ubogagu , the Brazilians Thaisa and Daiane and the German Babett Peter . On September 15, 2019, the Real Madrid Assembly of Delegates gave the green light for the incorporation of CD Tacón. Real Madrid's official entry into women's football took place on July 1, 2020.

Squad for the 2020/21 season

As of August 8, 2020

No. Nat. Surname birthday in the team since Last club
goal
01 SpainSpain Johana Gomez January 20, 1994 2020 CD Tacón
22nd SpainSpain Sara Ezquerro April 5, 1999 2020 CD Tacón
SpainSpain Misa Rodríguez July 22, 1999 2020 Deportivo La Coruña
Defense
03 BrazilBrazil Daiane September 7, 1997 2020 CD Tacón
04th GermanyGermany Babett Peter May 12, 1988 2020 CD Tacón
14th SpainSpain AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Samara Ortiz July 16, 1997 2020 CD Tacón
SpainSpain Marta Corredera August 8, 1991 2020 Levante UD
MexicoMexico Kenti Robles February 15, 1991 2020 Atlético Madrid
SpainSpain Ivana Andrés July 13, 1994 2020 Levante UD
midfield
05 BrazilBrazil Thaisa 17th December 1988 2020 CD Tacón
06th FranceFrance Aurélie Kaci December 19, 1989 2020 CD Tacón
08th SpainSpain AzerbaijanAzerbaijan Malena Ortiz (C)Captain of the crew July 16, 1997 2020 CD Tacón
SpainSpain Teresa Abelleira January 9, 2000 2020 Deportivo La Coruña
SpainSpain Maite Oroz March 25, 1998 2020 Athletic Bilbao
Storm
09 SwedenSweden Kosovars Asllani July 29, 1989 2020 CD Tacón
10 SwedenSweden Sofia Jakobsson April 23, 1990 2020 CD Tacón
11 ParaguayParaguay Jessica Martínez June 14, 1999 2020 CD Tacón
18th EnglandEngland United StatesUnited States Chioma Ubogagu September 10, 1992 2020 CD Tacón
19th SpainSpain Lorena Navarro November 11, 2000 2020 CD Tacón
SpainSpain Marta Cardona May 26, 1995 2020 Real Sociedad
SpainSpain Olga Carmona June 12, 2000 2020 Sevilla FC

Squad changes in the 2020/21 season

Accesses
time player Transferring club
Summer break /
preparation		 Teresa Abelleira Deportivo La Coruña
Ivana Andrés Levante UD
Marta Cardona Real Sociedad
Olga Carmona Sevilla FC
Marta Corredera Levante UD
Maite Oroz Athletic Bilbao
Kenti Robles Atlético Madrid
Misa Rodríguez Deportivo La Coruña
Departures
time player Receiving club
Summer break /
preparation		 Lucía Suarez

Trainers and supervisors

Nat. Surname function
SpainSpain David Aznar Head coach
SpainSpain Lidia Vizcaíno Assistant coach
SpainSpain Óscar Gaspar Goalkeeping coach
SpainSpain Marcos Chena Fitness trainer
SpainSpain Daniel Pérez analyst
SpainSpain Noelia Morales Delegates

Coach history

Period Trainer
2020– SpainSpain David Aznar

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Official Announcement. In: realmadrid.com. June 25, 2019, accessed June 25, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Ya es oficial: los socios del Real Madrid aprueban la absorption del CD Tacón. In: okdiario.com. September 15, 2019, accessed June 27, 2020 (Spanish).
  3. ↑ Comunicado Oficial. In: realmadrid.com. July 1, 2020, accessed July 1, 2020 (Spanish).