Players who've featured for Chivas Femenil and Rayadas | OneFootball

Chivas Femenil vs. Rayadas is undoubtedly one of the best rivalries in Liga MX Femenil history, since beyond the footballing strength of both squads, there is a very even record every time they face each other. Within these matchups, there are also players who have worn both shirts, so below we’ll tell you who is on the list. In the current squads, there are 3 footballers who have played for both teams: Alicia Cervantes, Nicole Pérez, and KarolBernal. In fact, both ‘Licha’ and Bernal were part of the Guadalajara side that won the CL22 and also lifted the Campeón de Campeones title precisely at Rayadas’ home. Meanwhile, Pérez came through the Rojiblanca academy and already knows what it means to be a champion with the Monterrey side.However, these are not the only players on the historical list, as 6 players have worn the shirts of both Chivas and Rayadas throughout the existence of Liga MX Femenil.

- Wendy Toledo: The current Rebaño goalkeeper played her first professional minutes with the Regias in Clausura 2018.

- Karol Bernal: The left-sided defender for Rayadas also had a very productive spell with the Rebaño, winning a pair of titles with Las Chingonas in 2022.

- Andrea Sánchez: This defender was part of the first rojiblanco team to win the title in AP17. After leaving Chiverío’s ranks, she joined La Pandilla.

- Nicole Pérez: She made her debut with Guadalajara in Clausura 2018 and remained at the club until Apertura 2020. Later, she left the Perla Tapatía to join Rayadas, where she has already won a league title in AP21.

- Hilary García: The former Rebaño Sagrado midfielder had a brief spell with the Monterrey side before joining the team from Guadalajara.

- Alicia Cervantes: Guadalajara’s historic striker wore the Rayadas jersey for 4 tournaments, in which she scored 12 goals. After that spell, the Jalisco native joined the Rebaño determined to make a difference, and she has done so, as she is the club’s all-time leading scorer.

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