Luciana Aymar

Luciana Aymar is a former Argentine field field hockey player, recognized worldwide as one of the most talented and successful athletes in the history of her discipline. Nicknamed "La Maga" for her supernatural ability with the stick, her career is a story of talent, leadership and an unwavering winning mentality that led her to win the World's Best Player award eight times, a record that no one has managed to beat.

Her professional career took off in the 1990s and she quickly became a pillar of the Argentine national team, a team that under her leadership became known as Las Leonas. With the national team, Aymar won four Olympic medals (two silver and two bronze) and four World Cups. Her leadership on the field and her deep commitment to the team were fundamental to the success of the national team, which positioned itself as one of the best in the world for more than a decade. Aymar became the captain of Las Leonas and a symbol of work ethic.

Throughout her brilliant career, Luciana Aymar was awarded numerous prizes and distinctions, including the World's Best Player eight times, a milestone that demonstrates her dominance and consistency at the top of the sport. Her ability to shine at crucial moments and her innate talent made her one of the most respected and admired athletes by her colleagues and rivals. Her legacy is not only measured by the trophies she won, but also by the impact she had on the sport, popularizing it in Argentina and the world, and attracting a new generation of young players.

After her retirement, Luciana Aymar has dedicated herself to the promotion of sports and the development of young talents. Through clinics, talks and events, she shares her experience and philosophy of life, based on effort, perseverance and passion for what one does. Luciana Aymar's story is a reminder that with talent, dedication and a winning mentality you can reach the top, leaving a legacy that goes far beyond the court.