Women's football community mourns death of 19-year-old player in car crash
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Women's football community mourns death of 19-year-old player in car crash

Correio da Manhã9 September 2026 at 13:55

Women's football player Madalena Galego, 19 years old, died in a car crash. The news caused widespread emotion in the women's football community.

The club Madalena Galego played for took to social media to pay tribute to the athlete. In a post, the club wrote: "We lack the words to express the pain we feel," expressing their deep sorrow over the loss.

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