After the approval of the modification to the regulations of the Liga MX Femenil what allows the inclusion of foreign players, different teams took on the task of reinforcing their teams with footballers of different nationalities.
There will be five foreign players those that came to five different teams and here we have the list of the foreign soccer players who will participate in the Liga MX Femenil. .
Stefanny Ferrer
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The Spanish-Brazilian attacker was the first foreign player to reach the Liga MX Femenil hand in hand with the current two-time champions, Tigres. After his time in American and Spanish soccer, Stefanny Ferrer came to the northern sultana to make the feline team’s squad even more competitive.
After many challenges, today I fulfill my dream of becoming a professional soccer player. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to reach ????????, and I am very excited to begin my journey alongside the Peerless.#ThisIsTigresFemenil pic.twitter.com/EWhHl7Nnq7
— Stefany Ferrer van Ginkel (@stefvangi21) June 26, 2021
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Michelle montero
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Women’s Blue Cross did not lag behind and added Costa Rican forward Michelle Montero to its ranks, who has experience in women’s soccer in her native country and has also played in Israel, where she experienced the war between that country and Palestine.
Veronica Martins
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The Puebla women’s team decided to renew its attack with the forward of Brazilian origin, Verónica Martins, who arrives from his native country. In addition to playing for Brazil, he has also had experience playing for the American Union.
Angelina Hix
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Los Xolos de Tijuana Femenil joined its ranks a player with experience in the Champions League and Copa Libertadores, American Angelina Hix he joined the border team after passing through Chile, Serbia and the United States.
Vanessa Cordoba
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The Colombian player is the only foreign goalkeeper who will participate in the Liga MX Femenil and arrived in Mexico thanks to Female Roosters. Vanessa Cordoba has been selected national with the older team of Colombia and has developed most of his soccer career in the United States.
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