“There has been significant growth in terms of the visibility we see every weekend on the football pitches. This increases the value of Liga F matchday after matchday. From here, I send a message to continue on this path of growth because it is directly proportional to the improvement of the players and the competition,” began Ana González (Seville, 26 March 1995), who felt very proud to attend the Presentation Gala for the 2026/2027 season because “all players have to attend something like this to be informed, to be seen, and to be able to participate in something so beautiful”. The midfielder returned to Madrid CFF this summer. It is a club where she faces her second spell after spending two seasons in the capital. “Both parties agreed to reunite. It is important to achieve those objectives that I accomplished in that first spell again. To try and surpass them, and for me, this club is the perfect team to do it,” she highlighted. With the Madrid team, she sets the objective of “finishing as high as possible and trying to finish in the top five”.

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The player from Seville left a final piece of advice for the girls who are starting out and dream of becoming footballers in the future. “Keep that same passion. That marked me a lot from a young age, that goals can be achieved, and luckily now they have many role models to follow, and believe in their dreams,” she concluded.In the same vein, Ane Elexpuru (Bilbao, 2 May 2003) spoke, valuing the importance of players being able to attend this event. “It is a great initiative by Liga F, where players from all the teams in the competition attend, representing their clubs. It is very important to attend so we can continue to get to know each other, and to shine a spotlight on our league,” stated the Bilbao-born full-back, who also felt very proud to represent Athletic Club at the Presentation Gala, with whom she hopes to have a good season.

“We want to improve on last year, which was not a good season for us. We know that we have only played three matches, and there are many more to come, and we have to keep our feet on the ground,” highlighted the defender. The Bilbao-born player also did not hesitate to praise the improvements that have been made in the league championship and, especially, the competitiveness in all the matches. “One of the most important improvements is playing all matches on natural grass pitches, which is much better for us in terms of injuries. Furthermore, the results are increasingly closer, and there is not much difference between the teams,” she valued. For her part, Mireia Masegur (Girona, 19 August 2002) was responsible for representing SD Eibar. “Since I was very young, I have dreamed of playing in Liga F, and being here representing my team is a real luxury,” stated the Catalan defender.

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The centre-back revealed her club's objective for this season. “Ultimately, we are still a humble team, so we are aiming for survival and trying to compete in every match,” expressed the Catalan player, who advised girls to “enjoy football. Be patient and enjoy it”. Finally, the Eibar player confessed the improvements that have occurred in Liga F. “There are more and more viewers, more girls are collecting the sticker album, and there is a lot of excitement for women's football,” she concluded. Lastly, Andrea Recio (Madrid, 30 July 2002) valued the moment of Valencia CF's promotion as “an incredible experience that I had to witness from the outside, but it was one of the happiest moments of my life”. And she expressed great pride in the return of a historic club to Liga F Moeve. “It was said that we would fight to achieve it, and we put all our effort into making it happen,” she concluded.