Marián Mouriño, president of Celta de Vigo, is a Galician entrepreneur who has worked at the club for over 20 years. She is the only woman to have held the presidency of a top-flight club in Spain, according to a report by Marca La Liga. Mouriño's experience in football has led her to develop a project called Celta360, which aims to improve the club's infrastructure and increase revenue.
Mouriño grew up in Mexico, studied in the United States, and developed part of her career in Vigo. Her father, Carlos Mouriño, managed the Celta for 17 years and passed on his passion for the club to her. Marián Mouriño has followed in her father's footsteps, working to improve the club's youth academy and increase its presence in the Galician community.
Under Mouriño's leadership, the Celta has made a significant sporting leap, moving from fighting for survival to competing in European competitions. The club has also become more socially stable and has increased its popularity in the region. Mouriño's Celta360 project aims to improve the club's infrastructure and increase revenue.
Mouriño is a trailblazer in Spanish football, being the only female president of a top-flight club. She has received widespread recognition and admiration from women, and hopes to inspire young girls and women to follow in her footsteps in the world of football.
The Celta, with Mouriño at the helm, has a strong infrastructure for large projects and a stadium with a capacity of 31,000 in Balaídos, which can be expanded to 43,000. The upcoming season in Segunda will be historic, and Mouriño expects the team to perform well and give opportunities to young players from the club's academy.