Deciding in La Rojita, the player from El Palmar leaves the U-19 European Championship very strengthened and knocking on the doors of the absolute
When I was 15, I still played with boys. And he rose above them all. Not wanting to leave her environment, Silvia Lloris (El Palmar, 2004) rejected outside proposals and continued her education in the El Palmar CF youth team. From the moment she started kicking a ball, in AD Palmeral’s junior, she was always a special girl. Soon they started talking about her on all the football fields of the base in the Murcia region.
Who is that girl who plays with guys and is better than them all? It was, of course, Silvia Lloris, the Murcian football prodigy who only competed with girls when she was called up to a women’s National with the Murcian national team. His level was so high that he made his debut with the Spanish under-16 team at the age of 14. Then came the U-17s. And finally the sub-19 category in which it certainly got off the ground in this European Championship in the Czech Republic that eventually conquered La Rojita. It is the fourth continental title for the U-19 women’s team. The Murcian was the defensive leader of the team led by Pedro López.
She played as a midfielder but has moved as a central defender both in the national team and in her team, a Levante UD who signed her to his subsidiary in 2020, taking her directly from the male cadet of El Palmar. He also got a good offer from Villarreal. At just 16 years old, he played 11 matches in the First Division and 12 months after arriving in Valencia, he was already playing the Champions League with the Granota team. In fact, Levante’s board signed her to the first team last summer and tied her to a contract until 2024. There was then talk of a perceived interest from Real Madrid.
Silvia Lloris has quality, hierarchy and a lot of charisma. He is a big fan of Mickey Mouse and with a doll of the iconic mouse from the Disney company, which he takes everywhere as an amulet, I wanted to take a photo last Saturday on the lawn of the Mestsky Stadium in Ostrava in full celebration. The first thing he did when he arrived in the locker room was to call his parents, who always accompanied him through all the fields in the region. At the age of 18, the prodigy of Murcian football is already a reality.
Source: La Verdad
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