Press room
What the media say about Catalina. Every story links to its original source.
18 stories
Infobae · Jun 9, 2026
Colombia beat Paraguay 4-3 in Asunción to lift the inaugural CONMEBOL Nations League title and secure direct qualification for the 2027 World Cup.
Infobae · Dec 29, 2025
Colombia's national team goalkeeper married José Alejandro Silva, a civil engineer and her longtime partner, in an intimate ceremony in Italy surrounded by family and close friends.
Caracol TV · Dec 29, 2025
After her marriage was confirmed, Colombian media asked who stands behind the national team goalkeeper's relationship — a love story that has followed her throughout her career in European football.
Infobae · Aug 14, 2025
After her time in Germany's Bundesliga, Catalina Pérez signed with Racing Club de Strasbourg, becoming the first South American player in the history of Racing's women's team.
Alcaldía de Bogotá · Jul 29, 2025
With Colombia through to the Ecuador 2025 final, Bogotá's city government highlighted Catalina Pérez as the capital's representative in the squad.
Pulzo · Jul 9, 2025
A year after her knee injury, the Bogotá-born goalkeeper returned to Colombia's squad for the continental tournament in Ecuador.
Semana · Jul 30, 2024
Catalina travelled with Colombia to the Olympics, but the coaching staff chose not to risk her after January's cruciate ligament injury.
El Tiempo · May 30, 2024
Four months after her injury, Catalina played again for Werder Bremen and spoke about her preparation with Paris 2024 in sight.
RTVC Noticias · May 18, 2024
Catalina's return to training with Werder Bremen, just months after tearing her cruciate ligament, gave Colombia fresh hope.
El Tiempo · Jan 25, 2024
The goalkeeper tore a cruciate ligament in training with Werder Bremen, the start of a demanding recovery.
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