
Gisselle Giler Reina
Gisselle Giler Reina is a 27-year-old professional referee from Ambato, Ecuador, recognized for her achievements in a predominantly male field. She holds a FIFA referee badge and is part of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) team in Ecuador's Primera División, also officiating in the Second Category of national football. Gisselle's journey into refereeing began from her background as a football player, and with determination and support from mentors, she completed nearly a year of coursework at the Tungurahua Association, covering various topics essential for her role. As a trailblazer in women's refereeing, she participates in initiatives like the forum 'Mujeres que rompen paradigmas,' highlighting the challenges and progress of women in sports. Gisselle's notable experiences include officiating her first international match between Jamaica and Costa Rica at the 2023 Pan American Games, showcasing her growing influence in the sport.
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Gisselle Giler Reina is a professional referee with FIFA certification who is part of the VAR in the Primera División of Liga Pro.
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