Bio

Under-10

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2015/16 Season

Vicky began her football career at Madrid CFF, where she earned notable recognition. In the 2015/16 season, she finished as a runner-up in the Second Division and was the top scorer, marking a standout start with impressive statistics.

Under-12

In the 2016/17 season, Vicky won the league title with Madrid CFF and secured promotion, once again finishing as the top scorer. She was also named the best player of the Parla Tournament and won the championship with the Madrid Regional Team.

Once again, Madrid CFF defended their league title and secured another promotion, this time to the First Federation. In the U-12 category, Vicky scored 60 goals in 17 matches, further showcasing her exceptional scoring ability. She also impressed in tournaments, finishing as the top scorer at the 2017/18 Donosti Cup and helping her team lift the trophy. It was a period that consolidated her talent, consistency, and success.

Under-14

Vicky’s move up to a new category was a challenge she embraced with ambition and talent. It was a season of consolidation for Madrid CFF, which maintained its dominance at youth level. Vicky elevated her game, combining technical ability with growing maturity. In national and international tournaments, she once again showcased her quality: she was named best player in several competitions, including the LaLiga Promises, where she finished as both top scorer and MVP.

Against strong opposition, Vicky stood out for her vision, her ability to decide matches, and her leadership on the pitch. She scored 20 goals, establishing herself as one of the club’s most promising players.

Youth Career

2020/21 Season

Vicky’s development was steady, with her performances becoming increasingly influential. In the 2020/21 season, she posted outstanding numbers, reaffirming the level she had built year after year. That season, Madrid CFF won the league, defeating Real Madrid in the final match.

Senior Career

In the 2021/22 season, she scored 14 goals, establishing herself as a key player for the team. That final season marked the end of her youth career and opened the door to professional football, as she made her debut with Madrid CFF’s first team, sealing her step up to the top division.

In the summer of 2022, Vicky signed for FC Barcelona B, and at just 16 years old, she made her debut with the first team. She made a total of 28 appearances, scoring three goals and providing one assist, showcasing her tactical awareness and attacking consistency. She also made her debut in European competitions, maintaining a high level and confirming her talent and goal-scoring ability at the elite level.

In her second year as a blaugrana player, Vicky made 45 official appearances, scored 11 goals, and established herself as one of the team’s top scorers. Her quality and consistency earned her recognition as the best U-21 player in the world, winning the 2024 Golden Girl award. She cemented her status as one of the most influential young talents in women’s football, finishing the season with four titles at FC Barcelona.

In the 2024/25 season, Vicky gained prominence in FC Barcelona’s first team, making 38 official appearances and scoring 11 goals. Her performances established her as a key player and earned her the inaugural Kopa Trophy as the best young player in the world.