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Champions League winner Lola Gallardo joins OnlyFans to bring fans inside women's football

Atlético Madrid goalkeeper Lola Gallardo, who won the Champions League with Lyon in 2020, has launched an OnlyFans channel offering behind-the-scenes access to training, matchday preparation and her life away from football.

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Champions League winner Lola Gallardo joins OnlyFans to bring fans inside women's football
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Lola Gallardo, the Atlético Madrid and Spain goalkeeper who won the UEFA Women’s Champions League with Lyon in 2020, has joined OnlyFans to give supporters a closer look at professional women’s football and her personal life.

The 33-year-old, currently playing in Liga F, says her channel will cover training sessions, matchday routines and interests outside the game — including cooking, padel, fashion and travel. Gallardo is also preparing to welcome her first child with her wife, Cristina Vicente.

“Women’s football is growing in popularity massively, and it’s an incredibly exciting time to be part of the game,” Gallardo said. “There is still much more to be done to bring fans closer to the players and stories behind the sport. That’s why I am very excited to be joining OnlyFans. My platform offers another space where supporters can follow my journey throughout the season, get to know me away from the pitch and connect with the wider world of women’s football.”

Gallardo represented Spain at the 2015 and 2019 Women’s World Cups and remains Atlético Madrid’s first-choice goalkeeper as the club targets a return to Champions League football in the 2027/28 season, having missed out on European qualification this campaign.

She joins a growing number of professional athletes on the subscription platform, among them British boxer Shannon Courtenay, French tennis player Chloé Paquet and Irish MMA fighter Shauna Bannon. OnlyFans says more than 285 professional athletes are currently active on the site.

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