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Montse Tomé
Personal information
2011 Copa Catalunya
Full name	Montserrat Tomé Vázquez
Date of birth	(1982-05-11) 11 May 1982 (age 42)
Place of birth	Oviedo, Spain
Height	1.75 m (5 ft 9 in)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
2002–2007	Oviedo Moderno	88+	(22+)
2007–2010	Levante	64	(2)
2010–2012	Barcelona	46	(3)
2012–2013	Oviedo Moderno
International career
2000–2001	Spain U-19
2003–2005	Spain	4	(0)
Managerial career
2018–2023	Spain (assistant)
2023–	Spain
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Tomé and the second or maternal family name is Vázquez.

Montserrat Tomé Vázquez (born 11 May 1982) is a Spanish former footballer who most recently played for Oviedo Moderno in Spain's Segunda División.

Career

She has also played for Levante and Barcelona in Primera División, winning the championship with both teams.

A former U-19 Euro runner-up, Tomé was a member of the senior national team during the 2005 Euro qualifying.

On 5 September 2023, following the announcement of the departure of Jorge Vilda, Tomé, who served as assistant coach under Vilda at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, was announced as the new head coach of the Spanish women's national team.

v t e Current managers of UEFA women's national teams
Sinani (Albania) Martín (Andorra) Adamyan (Armenia) Fuhrmann (Austria) Asgarov (Azerbaijan) Maleyew (Belarus) Serneels (Belgium) Hurem (Bosnia and Herzegovina) Radulska (Bulgaria) Gračan (Croatia) Tsolakis (Cyprus) TBA (Czech Republic) Jeglertz (Denmark) Wiegman (England) Morkovkina & Kapper (Estonia) Terp (Faroe Islands) Saloranta (c) (Finland) Bonadei (France) Svanadze (Georgia) Hrubesch (Germany) Olivero (Gibraltar) Katikaridis (Greece) Kratz (Hungary) Þorsteinn (Iceland) Belfer (Israel) Soncin (Italy) Petkov (Kazakhstan) Andersen (Kosovo) Kvačovs (Latvia) Riedener (Liechtenstein) Wimmer (Lithuania) Santos (Luxembourg) Gatt (Malta) Blănuță (Moldova) Marić (Montenegro) Jonker (Netherlands) Izov (North Macedonia) Oxtoby (Northern Ireland) Grainger (Norway) Patalon (Poland) Neto (Portugal) Gleeson (Republic of Ireland) Dulca (Romania) Krasnozhan (Russia) None (San Marino) Martínez Losa (Scotland) Grozdanović (Serbia) Kopún (Slovakia) Jarc (Slovenia) Tomé (Spain) Gerhardsson (Sweden) Sundhage (Switzerland) Güngör (Turkey) Pyatenko (c) (Ukraine) Wilkinson (Wales)
(c) – caretaker manager

Current managers of UEFA women's national teams

v t e Spain women's football squad – 2024 Summer Olympics – Fourth place
1 Misa 2 Batlle 3 Abelleira 4 Paredes (c) 5 Hernández 6 Bonmatí 7 Del Castillo 8 Caldentey 9 Paralluelo 10 Hermoso 11 Putellas 12 Guijarro 13 Coll 14 Aleixandri 15 Navarro 16 Codina 17 García 18 Carmona 19 López 20 Méndez 21 Redondo 22 Lete Coach: Tomé

v t e Spain women's national football team – managers
Nieto (1983–88) Quereda (1988–2015) Vilda (2015–23) Tomé (2023–)

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