Who are the outstanding Rojiblancas of the Clausura 2025? | OneFootball

With the FIFA World Cup break on the pink circuit, it's the perfect time to analyze the Clausura 2025, which has left quite a few highlights for Chivas Femenil. With two games left in the Regular Season, the Rojiblanco team has a good chance of finishing in the top four of the overall standings, which is why the matches against Pachuca and Pumas will be key.

The matches against the Tuzas and the university women have always stood out for being tough tests for Guadalajara, which will have to make use of all the footballing virtues shown during the semester, including group unity. Of course, collective performance has been key, but it is important that several players are at a high individual level, including Damaris Godínez, Carolina Jaramillo and Viridiana Salazar, who have appeared in each of the CL25 matches as starters and lead the minutes table of the Guadalajara team.

The bastion of the backline

'Dama' has become a true bastion in the defense: she has played on both sides and performed well as a central defender when required. Her 15 games played have made her a permanent fixture for the coach, who has given her 1,332 minutes on the field, the most in the team.

As if that weren't enough, Godínez has scored 2 very important goals in the tournament, in addition to recovering 137 balls, winning 19 defensive 1 vs. 1s and making 129 rebounds.

The orchestra director

For her part, the 'Comandante' has pulled the strings in the midfield, whether from the midfield or the holding role, and has been in charge of distributing the ball in the final zone: she is the leader in assists in Liga MX Femenil for a reason, thanks to the 11 assists she has distributed.

In addition to the 15 games played and 1,313 minutes played by Jaramillo, she has scored 2 goals, 112 successful passes in the final quarter, 12 successful crosses and 11 shots on goal.

The all-rounder of the attack

Finally, 'Viri' has had an important impact on the Rebaño's offensive team, as she has appeared all over the attacking front: on the flanks, as a link-up player, and even as a double 9. The Rojiblanca number 30 has been on the scoreboard four times and all of them have come at key moments for Chivas Femenil: she secured three points against Santos, León, Atlas and Puebla.

In addition to this, Salazar's wear and tear in high pressing and ball recovery has been vital, as she travels an average of 9 kilometers per game, in which she sprints 24 times on average. With 1,157 minutes played, he has won 15 successful 1 vs. 1 offensive goals, has taken 25 shots on goal and won 14 balls in the opponent's area.