Mónica Alvarado is an experienced center-back for Tijuana in the Liga MX Femenil, boasting dual nationality with Mexico and the United States. At 33 years old, Alvarado has established herself as a key player in her team’s defensive lineup, participating in 29 matches and clocking 2396 minutes over the course of the current season. Known for her physical prowess on the field, she plays a pivotal role in Tijuana's defense. Despite her defensive position, Alvarado manages to add some offensive contributions to her game, averaging 0.25 goals per match, a notable achievement for a player in her position.
Alvarado exemplifies a robust defensive archetype, with outstanding possession-adjusted interception skills, averaging 8.07 per game. Her physical style of play is further showcased in her challenges, which amount to 9.07 per game, highlighting her presence on the pitch. Although her challenge success rate registers at 0%, her influence remains significant given her ability to disrupt opposing plays through interceptions and positioning. Alvarado excels in progressive passing and carrying, covering 285.21 meters and 56.91 meters per game respectively, showcasing her ability to transition defense into attack effectively. With a Playmaker Rank of 3, her reliability at the back is a critical component for her team, and her estimated transfer value, while listed at €0, reflects her integral status within Tijuana rather than a quantifiable market value.