Uruguay W have played international football since 1900, competing in FIFA World Cup qualifying and continental tournaments.
Overview
The Uruguay women's national football team represents Uruguay in international women's football and is governed by the Asociación Uruguaya de Fútbol, the national federation founded in 1900. The team competes in CONMEBOL competitions, including the Copa América Femenina, though it has not won a major senior title. Women's football in Uruguay has grown steadily over the decades, with increasing domestic infrastructure and participation supporting the national side.
The squad includes several notable players. Adriana Miranda, Romina Olmedo, Josefina Villanueva, Sofía Olivera, Yamila Correa, and Sofía Lacoste have all featured for the team in recent years, representing a generation that has brought greater visibility to the programme. The team has faced considerable competition from stronger regional sides such as Brazil and Argentina.
Uruguay's women's programme continues to develop, with efforts focused on expanding youth pathways and improving the team's standing in South American competition.
Current squad · 33
Y. Correa
S. Lacoste
D. FarÃas
M. Costa
A. Latúa
L. Felipe
A. da Silva
S. Tregartten
F. Barone
J. Viera
S. Ramondegui
M. Fitipaldi
K. Silveira
S. Ramírez
Ã. Gómez
Pilar González
X. Velazco
Pamela González
I. Guedes
M. Cuadrado
