WSL Full-Time
·5 June 2022
WSL Full-Time
·5 June 2022
The 23-year-old has signed a three-year deal at The Academy Stadium and she will officially join The Cityzens on 1 July following the expiration of her contract with current club Atlético Madrid.
FAWSL Full-Time have reviewed the facts and figures behind Castellanos’ career so far as we look to summarise the attacker ‘in numbers’.
23 – Castellanos has scored 23 goals in just 58 appearances for Atlético Madrid. The player has built that goal record in just two-and-a-half seasons in Spain.
10 – Castellanos was the joint-top scorer for Atlético Madrid in the Spanish league this season with 10 goals. She topped the club’s goal rankings with Rasheedat Ajibade.
2014 – The forward won the Golden Boot at the FIFA Under-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014. She netted six goals alongside teammate Gabriela Garcia as Venezuela finished fourth.
12 – Castellanos has scored 12 goals in just 25 appearances for Venezuela at senior level. She made her senior debut for the nation in 2018.
21 – In 2021, at the age of just 21, Castellanos was handed the captain’s armband for the Venezuelan national team.
5 – Castellanos scored five goals in her first two games for Venezuela at senior level. She netted the winning goal on her debut as Venezuela defeated Ecuador 1-0 before scoring four more in an 8-0 victory over Bolivia just days later.
1 – Castellanos won the Spanish Women’s Super Cup, the Supercopa de España Femenina, with Atlético Madrid in 2020/2021. The player netted one goal against Levante in the final as Atlético Madrid won the tie 3-0. The player had also converted from the spot in the penalty shootout in the semi-final victory over FC Barcelona. It was Castellanos’ one and only trophy won in Spain.
48 – As a teenager, Castellanos spent three years playing college football in the United States. She hit 48 goals in 82 appearances for the Florida State Seminoles.
Castellanos is one of several new signings expected to be made by Manchester City this summer.
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