Monday, August 01, 2022 | 5:42 p.m.
Crowned with humility. Yamila Tamara Rodríguez is already on missionary soil, and she shared emotional images with her family on social networks, whom she thanked for her constant support.
The missionary soccer player had an excellent participation in the women’s Copa América, fundamental in the historic qualification of the Argentine National Team to the Australia-New Zealand 2023 World Cup.
The Boca Juniors striker established herself as the top scorer in the continental competition by scoring six goals in the same number of games and emulating the performance achieved in 2003 by her compatriot Marisol Medina, who in 2003 scored seven in five games.
Yamila delivered the final blow to her individual purpose by scoring a brace that allowed Argentina to come back 3-1 to win the third-place match they lost to Paraguay last Friday. She with that pair of goals she surpassed the five that the Brazilian Adriana Leal Silva added.
“I’m already in my beloved red land,” Boca’s striker tweeted this afternoon. Minutes later, she shared an image of the medal obtained with the National Team, with the neighborhood A 3-2 in the background.
We are already home😠🥉🙌🠼🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/TboEZrHqx5
— Yamii Rodriguezâš½ (@YamiiRoddriguez) August 1, 2022
In addition, he shared some emotional images with his family. He dedicated two photos to his mother. “The queen already has her thing,” she wrote in another tweet.
The queen already has hers🥉😠pic.twitter.com/uktqj2iDdP
— Yamii Rodriguezâš½ (@YamiiRoddriguez) August 1, 2022
Finally, with dad and mom, he shared an image with the “11” of the Selection. “Thanks for everything. I love you,” she synthesized herself.
Thank you for everything I love you ðŸ˜ðŸ’™ pic.twitter.com/DqSjJdLuhK
— Yamii Rodriguezâš½ (@YamiiRoddriguez) August 1, 2022
Related note:
I relived the goals scored by the missionary Yamila Rodríguez in the women’s Copa América
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