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Club Nacional de Football (women)

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Nacional
Full nameClub Nacional de Football
Nickname(s)Bolso, Tricolores (Tricolors), Bolsilludas, Albas (Whites)
Founded14 May 1899; 125 years ago (1899-05-14)
GroundEstadio Gran Parque Central
Capacity26,500
ChairmanUruguay Eduardo Ache
ManagerUruguay Dardo Perez
LeagueWomen First Division
20192nd
Websitehttps://www.nacional.uy/futbol/futbol-femenino/noticias.html

The Women's Club Nacional de Football is a club from Montevideo representing the Club Nacional de Football in the Uruguayan championship of women's football since the first edition organized in 1997, where the Club Nacional de Football obtained the first title.

Current squad

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[1] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK Uruguay URU Agustina Sánchez
— GK Uruguay URU Josefina Villanueva
— DF Uruguay URU Antonella Ferradans
— DF Uruguay URU Valeria Colman
— DF Uruguay URU Romina Soravilla
— DF Uruguay URU Maytel Costa
— DF Uruguay URU Fátima Barone
— MF Uruguay URU Daniela Olivera
— MF Uruguay URU Cecilia Gómez
— MF Uruguay URU Naiara Ferrari
— MF Uruguay URU Sabrina Soravilla
— MF Uruguay URU Hevelin Jara
— MF Uruguay URU Ángela Gómez
No. Pos. Nation Player
— MF Uruguay URU Lucía Cappelletti
— MF Uruguay URU Micaela Domínguez
— MF Uruguay URU Caterin Lima
— MF Uruguay URU Juliana Viera
— MF Uruguay URU Melisa Acevedo
— MF Uruguay URU Karol Bermúdez
— MF Uruguay URU Luciana Gómez
— MF Uruguay URU Solange Lemos
— FW Uruguay URU Sofía Ferrada
— FW Uruguay URU Esperanza Pizarro
— FW Uruguay URU Luciana Perera
— FW Uruguay URU Yamila Badell
— FW Uruguay URU Valentina Morales

Honours

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References

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