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Olga Carmona

Olga Carmona is a Spanish left-back for Paris Saint-Germain and Spain, the scorer of the 2023 World Cup final winner and co-author of El gol que lo cambió todo.

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Overview

Born
12 June 2000, Seville, Spain
Known for
Scoring Spain’s winning goal in the 2023 World Cup final
Position
Left-back
Current club
Paris Saint-Germain, shirt number 77

Mini bio

How it started.

Growing up in Seville, Olga watched her brothers train and wanted to join them. She tried activities including swimming and flamenco, but kept asking to play football. She developed at Sevilla FC and began her professional career in the 2016–17 season, helping the club win promotion.

Building her career.

She joined Real Madrid in 2020 and later became captain. When she left in 2025, the club credited her with 186 appearances and 28 goals, making her its leading appearance-maker at that point.

The goal fans remember.

On 20 August 2023, her goal against England gave Spain its first Women’s World Cup title. FIFA named her Player of the Match in the final. Her fellow players also voted her into the 2023 and 2024 FIFPRO Women’s World 11.

A new chapter.

In 2025 she moved to PSG and published El gol que lo cambió todo with journalist Jordi Massana. The memoir lets fans hear her account of the childhood and career behind that World Cup moment.

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Club football

International football

Books

Awards

Quotes

disfrutando la experiencia como me dicen desde casa sin dejar de ser yoOlga Carmona, RFEF

Speaking during the 2023 World Cup, Olga described enjoying the experience while staying herself, as her family encouraged her to do.

Trivia

  1. She was born ten minutes before her twin brother Tomás.
  2. She and her mother share the same first name and a matching mother-and-daughter tattoo incorporating an infinity symbol.
  3. She tried sevillanas dancing as a child before finding her place in football.

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