September 18, 2026 (Fort Worth, TX) – TMJ is excited to announce Colombian National Team star Linda Caicedo as the newest athlete to join the agency.
“It is an incredible honor to welcome Linda Caicedo to TMJ,” stated Co-Founder, Co-CEO and Principal Agent, Guillermo Zamarripa. “Knowing a player of Linda’s caliber trusts and respects the work that our agency does enough to join our portfolio ahead of such an important tournament is a responsibility we don’t take lightly. We’re ready to be by her side and support her in her career.”
At only 21 years old, Linda Caicedo has already made a name for herself on a global level. Her performance at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup was memorable, with two goals in the group stage, including the impressive individual goal she scored against Germany which helped Colombia pull an upset on the world’s biggest stage.
“When we first founded the agency over 10 years ago, helping women footballers that had a strong passion for this game despite all odds was always our driving motivation,” expressed Oscar Gonzalez, Co-Founder and Principal Agent for TMJ. “Linda is exactly that type of player and we’re looking forward to helping her get ready for a crucial moment in her career.”
The Colombian native began her professional playing career in the domestic league, with América de Cali at the young age of 14 in 2019, scoring a goal during her debut and was instrumental in the team securing its first league title. She then moved to Deportivo Cali, helping yet another team earn a historic league title in 2021, qualifying to the Copa Libertadores Femenina that same year and becoming the tournament’s top goalscorer. After an additional season with Cali, Linda announced her signing with Real Madrid in early 2023. Since joining, Caicedo has scored over 30 goals for the Spanish team.
On the international level, Linda has been making an equally big splash since an early age, receiving her first international call-up in 2019. In 2022, Caicedo participated in three separate international youth tournaments: the South American U17 Championship, the U17 World Cup and the U20 World Cup. She won the Silver Boot and Bronze Boot during the U17 World Cup.
That same year, she also earned her first senior team call-up, participating in the 2022 Copa América and scoring the game-winning goal in Colombia’s semifinal match against Argentina. She was named the tournament’s best player, earned the Golden Ball and earned a spot in the Best XI.
Linda continued to make noise on the international stage when she was called up to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. She scored in the opening match against South Korea, making her the second youngest player to ever score in a World Cup and the first Colombian women to score in a U17, U20 and senior Women’s World Cup. Her goal against Germany earned her a FIFA Puskás Award nomination as well as FIFA Women’s Ballon d’Or nomination. She earned herself two Player of the Match awards during the tournament.
