The Colombia W national team was founded in 1924 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Colombia women's national football team represents Colombia in international women's football and is governed by the Federación Colombiana de Fútbol, which was founded in 1924. The team competes within CONMEBOL, the South American football confederation, and has participated in multiple Copa América Femenina tournaments, reaching the final on more than one occasion without claiming the title. Colombia has also qualified for the FIFA Women's World Cup on several occasions, where the team has demonstrated competitive performances against stronger established nations.
The squad has produced a number of talented players who have gained recognition beyond South America. Among the current notable figures are Luisa Agudelo, Katherine Tapia, Mary Alvarez, and players identified as N. Giraldo, C. Pérez, and C. Arias. Several Colombian players have pursued careers in professional leagues in Europe and North America.
The team has no major senior international titles on record, though it remains one of the more consistently competitive women's sides within South America.
Current squad · 39
Mary Alvarez
C. Arias
D. Árias
Ángela Daniela Barón
J. Carabalí
D. Caracas
M. Carvajal
A. Guzmán
K. Ibarguen
Y. Minota
S. Perlaza
M. Vanegas
F. Viafara
M. Aponzá
M. Baldovino
L. Bedoya
D. Garavito
A. Gonzalez
I. Izquierdo
Greicy Landazury
S. Martinez
D. Montoya
M. Munoz
M. Restrepo
G. Robledo
G. Rodriguez
L. Santos
M. Zamorano
