PROFESSIONAL

2025 (Gotham FC): Won her second title with Gotham FC, appearing in both championship matches after starting in the 2023 final. Recorded the game-winning assist in the NWSL Championship, becoming the first substitute in league history to provide a title-winning assist in the final. Tied Lynn Biyendolo and Midge Purce for the club’s career playoff assists record (2), with her first also coming on Delanie Sheehan’s game-winner in the 2023 quarterfinal at North Carolina. Became the youngest player in NWSL Championship history to appear for two title-winning finalists and set the club record for career playoff appearances (8).

2024 (Gotham FC): Recorded two assists in 20 appearances, including eight starts. Came on as a substitute in the NWSL quarterfinal against the Portland Thorns, helping Gotham FC advance to the semifinals.

2023 (Gotham FC): Made 17 appearances, including 16 starts, scoring two goals and becoming the youngest goalscorer in club history. Ranked third on the team in tackles (28) and clearances (30) and tied for second in interceptions (22). Started every playoff match, including the NWSL Championship, helping Gotham FC win its first title.

2021–22 (Santos FC / Gotham FC): Appeared in 24 matches with Santos FC, scoring one goal and winning the “Bola de Prata” (Silver Ball). Her rights transferred to Gotham FC in August 2022, and she made her NWSL debut on Oct. 1 against the Portland Thorns.

2020 (Sport Club Internacional): Appeared in six matches and scored one goal.

INTERNATIONAL

Bruninha has been a regular presence across Brazil’s youth and senior national teams, beginning with three appearances for the U-17s in 2018 before captaining the U-20 squad at the 2019 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, where she made 15 appearances and scored once. In 2022, she helped Brazil win the South American U-20 Women’s Championship, with the team winning every match without conceding a goal. She earned three senior caps in 2023, including two during the SheBelieves Cup, where she recorded an assist, and was called into the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup squad, appearing as a substitute in the group-stage win over Panama. In 2024, she featured twice for Brazil, appearing in a pair of friendlies against Jamaica.