El miedo a volar de su padre
Su padre, Antonio Redondo, se siente muy orgulloso de su hija y los logros que ha conseguido. Sin embargo, no la ha acompañado al Mundial de fútbol. El motivo es su miedo a volar.
Quien sí la acompaña es su hermano, que estará sentado en la grada del Stadium Australia de Sídney.
Spanish footballer Alba Redondo parents, salary, partner, goals, FIFA, biografía
The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 took place from July 20 to August 20, 2023 in Australia and New Zealand. Alba María Redondo Ferrer aka Alba Redondo is a Spanish professional footballer who plays as a forward for Liga F club Levante UD and the Spain women’s national team. Alba Redondo signed her contract with Levante UD in June 2019. There is much more to talk about Alba Redondo parents, salary, partner, goals, FIFA, biografía, etc. Stay tuned with us.
I open thread below.
Mi padre ha superado el covid-19 recientemente y ha escrito unas palabras sobre su experiencia. Papá, no puedo estar más orgullosa de tí. Te admiro.
Alba grew up with her siblings Ivan Redondo Ferrer. On Instagram, she posted a photo with her brother on his birthday and captioned:
My brother is my hero. The one who protected me from all evil and left well marked footprints along the way so I wouldn’t get lost. And if I lost myself, it would step back to move forward with me. He is my reference.
It’s impossible not to think of you and not get excited. I love you and I miss you. Don’t you ever miss me. Happy Birthday! ❤
Ivana Andrés’ partner is Anabel Moreno Barragán
Spanish midfielder Teresa Abelleira also plays for Real Madrid, where she is a teammate of Ivana Andrés.
Her professional career began at Deportivo La Coruña aged 16, where she stayed for four years and racked up 10 goals across 27 appearances.
In 2020, Abelleira moved to Real Madrid and has since appeared for the club 80 times, scoring eight goals during that time.
In 2018, she played in the UEFA Women’s Under-19 Championship, where she became a European champion following Spain’s 1-0 win over Germany.
During Spain’s recent World Cup win over Zambia, Abelleira scored the first of the team’s five goals, which she put in the net in the ninth minute.