Paloma Lázaro
Association footballer
Paloma Lázaro Torres del Molino (born 28 September 1993) is a Spanish professional footballer who plays as a right winger who plays for Servette.
Club career
At Rayo Vallecano, Lázaro was part of the squad that won the team's third consecutive league title in the 2010–11 season. In 2019, Lázaro left Spain to join Italian club Pink Bari, which was shortly followed by a transfer to Fiorentina. After struggling to break into the Fiorentina team, Lázaro signed for Roma in July 2020, replacing the outbound Amalie Thestrup. She has commented on the success of this transfer due to Roma electing to play her in her desired position of forward.
Lázaro scored within twenty minutes of her Serie A debut for Roma on 23 August 2020 against Sassuolo. Lázaro then followed that up with a run of form that included five goals in her first six appearances for her new club. That personal run included the victory over San Marino on 17 October 2020, where Lázaro scored her first brace for Roma.
In total, Lázaro scored 8 league goals and created 3 Serie A assists in 21 league appearances during her first season with A.S. Roma. She finished as the club's second-highest scorer in the league was Roma's joint-leading player with Annamaria Serturini for goals and assists combined.
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