Just two days after celebrating Mother’s Day, Women’s Atlas gives us wonderful news. Your goalkeeper Ana Gaby Paz will be a mom! Both the team and her shared the news of the pregnancy through an emotional video that net is well worth looking at.
Ana Gaby Paz has a well-earned place in history not only of Women’s Atlas, but of the Liga MX Femenil in general. Her performance in the red and black goal is outstanding and she has played all the women’s tournaments since its creation in 2017.
Maternity in the Liga MX Femenil
Until now the clubs and the Liga MX Femenil have supported all the players who have been mothers since their pregnancy and their position in the teams is not at risk: “With maternity, the players’ contract is not touched. The club has to accompany her”, declared Mariana Gutiérrez, director of the Liga MX Femenil, to Fox Sports.
The list of players who combine motherhood with their profession as soccer players it is quite nourished. We have for example Renae Cuellar and Esmeralda Verdugo of Xolos Femenil, Damaris Godinez of Chivas, Monica Ocampo of Pachuca or Sumiko Gutierrez of Juarez, to name just a few examples. Now Ana Gaby Paz joins them with the news of her pregnancy.
The news was also recently released that Stephany Mayor and Bianca Sierra, Tigres players, they will be moms. photos for announce your pregnancy they went viral and were filled with positive comments.
The video with which Atlas Femenil announced the pregnancy of Ana Gaby Paz
going back to pregnancy of Ana Gaby Paz, It was through social networks where Atlas Femenil and the goalkeeper shared an emotional video to make it known. In it we see Ana Gaby placing baby clothes next to her uniform with a huge smile on her face, to later show the ultrasound photos. A beauty!
“The Red and Black Family continues to grow, we look forward to seeing you with lots of love”was the message of Women’s Atlas to announce the pregnancy of his goalkeeper. In addition, they shared another video where her colleagues congratulate her and wish her the best.
