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Lorena, a Brazilian standout, redefines NWSL standards by joining the Kansas City Current.


With the acquisition of the gifted goalkeeper Lorena from Brazil's national team, Kansas City Current took a step closer to securing its position as one of the top teams in women's soccer. With a 2027 contract that can be extended to 2028, this former Grêmio player has a strong portfolio and is prepared to have a direct impact on the team's performance the next season. Her arrival represents a bold investment in the team's future.

It is rare for a NWSL team to sign a player who is renowned worldwide for her technical prowess. Lorena, who is only 26, has already shown that she has what it takes to be among the league's top goalkeepers. She is a vital member of Kansas City's team because of her consistent play, leadership, and decisive performances throughout her career.

During her introduction, head coach Vlatko Andonovski used a lot of adjectives: "Lorena has proven to be one of the best goalkeepers in the world at the highest levels." This only shows how confident people are in her and how they anticipate her to be the pillar of the defense as they strive for more stability while reaching new heights.

Experience abroad that makes a difference

Given that she has played for Brazil's national team since 2021, it is clear that Lorena has talent. She wasn't hindered by her injuries sustained at the 2023 FIFA World Cup this summer. However, Lorena excelled during the 2024 Olympic Games and was the top player to represent Brazil in that competition. She participated in six games and has so far helped Brazil win a silver medal by keeping three clean sheets.

One differentiator that few clubs can afford is this experience in elite competitions. Players with this profile improve their teammates' performance levels in addition to their own on the field. Lorena brings experience to compete against the world's finest forwards, winning multiple times.

Grêmio's rise in Brazil and their relationship

Beginning in her native of Ituverava, Lorena's path developed in Grêmio's young divisions, where her innate skill developed into technical brilliance. After graduating from Sport Recife, she came back to Grêmio to excel in the starting lineup. She won significant state championships including Campeonato Gaúcho in 2022 and 2024, solidifying her position as one of the nation's top goalkeepers.

At Kansas City Current, a new chapter

Lorena joins Kansas City Current, a team that is obviously committed to creating a winning culture. With such a stature, general manager Caitlin Carducci underlined the significance of strengthening their defense: "We hope Lorena will be the anchor of our defense, and we want to bring in top talent to create a continuous culture of competition."

Despite the great expectations, Lorena seems up to the task. Her dedication is evident in her first statement as a Current player: "I'm sure we'll write a beautiful story with the Current fans." Lorena's arrival is a blatant indication that Kansas City Current is committed to competing at the top level in a league like the NWSL, where every little detail counts.

A long-range perspective

The club's strong and long-term project, which is difficult to see in a market that is always changing, is demonstrated by the three-year deal, which is extendable until 2028. Present is establishing the conditions that will not only result in success right away but also set the stage for future success.

In turn, Lorena will have ample opportunity to become accustomed to the NWSL's style of play and make her impact. This contract's length also demonstrates the club's belief in her abilities as a player and as a point of reference for the development of the team's identity and brand. She has a lot of potential to develop into one of the league's and perhaps the world's top goalkeepers.

Expectations for the future

In addition to living up to her reputation, she is anticipated to emerge as one of the NWSL's top goalkeepers, solidifying Kansas City Current's position as one of the league's top clubs.
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