Venezuela W have played international football since 1926, competing in FIFA World Cup qualifying and continental tournaments.
Overview
The Venezuela women's national football team represents the country in international women's football and is governed by the Venezuelan Football Federation, which was founded in 1926. The team competes in CONMEBOL competitions, including the Copa América Femenina, and has participated in qualifying campaigns for the FIFA Women's World Cup. The side has not claimed a major senior international title.
The squad has developed a number of players who have gained recognition at both domestic and international levels. Among the current notable players are V. Rebanales, M. Rengifo, N. Coronel, N. Cáceres, H. Azuaje, and R. Mendoza. These players have contributed to efforts to raise the team's competitive standing within South America.
Women's football in Venezuela has grown in profile over recent decades, with increasing participation at youth and senior levels. The national team continues to develop its programme with the aim of improving results in regional and global competition.
Current squad · 39
R. Mendoza
M. Peraza
R. Carrasco
Y. Giménez
H. Vergara
G. Angulo
M. Romero
V. Herrera
N. Gutiérrez
A. Gugliotta
B. MartÃnez
P. Villamizar
D. RodrÃguez
D. Rodríguez
M. Chirinos
B. Olivieri
F. Vásquez
C. Pescatore
F. Solórzano
M. Astudillo
M. Speckmaier
O. Altuve
A. Karelis
Y. Moreno
Y. Viso
F. Apóstol
D. Castellanos
L. Martinet
G. Flórez
M. Jiménez
J. Guarecuco
A. Herrera
M. Barreto
G. GarcÃa
