Lola Gallardo, a Champions League winner and goalkeeper for Atletico Madrid, has announced she is joining the adult platform OnlyFans. The move promises fans a behind-the-scenes look into her life as a professional footballer.
New platform for fans
Gallardo told fans: "Women’s football is gaining enormous popularity, and it’s an incredibly exciting time to be a part of it. There’s still so much to be done to bring fans closer to the players and the stories behind the sport. That’s why I’m so excited to join Only Fans. My platform offers another space where fans can follow my journey throughout the season."
She added: "Get to know me off the pitch, and connect with the wider world of women’s football. I’ll be offering a glimpse into my life as a player, with my sights set on the 2027/28 Champions League and celebrating the community that surrounds football."
Previous social media posts
Gallardo has previously shared topless photos on Instagram. In July 2024, she posted a topless photoshoot where she used her hands to protect her modesty, while unzipping her baggy jeans and flashing her black underwear. One fan responded: "Gorgeous," while another added: "I love this woman. I find her so attractive..."
She followed those with more topless snaps, this time walking along a shoreline in an unbuttoned white shirt and black bikini bottoms. One fan declared: "The best photo of Insta," while a second called her their "future wife" and a third said she was "as beautiful as always".
International career context
Gallardo's topless posts have also included a snap alongside fellow footballer Jenni Hermoso, as the pair sunbathed. Hermoso was at the centre of the footballing world in 2023 when she was kissed by then-RFEF president Luis Rubiales after winning the World Cup.
Gallardo was not part of that squad, having been one of Las 15 - a group of players who made themselves unavailable for international selection in September 2022 due to dissatisfaction with Jorge Vilda. The group claimed the national team situation was severely affecting their emotional state and health, and they would not return unless significant concerns regarding the technical staff were addressed.
Three of them returned for the following summer's World Cup: Aitana Bonmati, Mariona Caldentey, and Ona Batlle. Gallardo watched from the sidelines as Spain beat England at Wembley. She does, however, have a Champions League title on her CV, having won the competition with Lyon in 2021.
