Club Atlético Banfield's women's team, Banfield Women, competes in the Argentine Women's League, representing the southern Buenos Aires suburb of Banfield. They are an integral part of the club that famously won the 2009 Clausura title in the men's division. The team plays at the club's training facilities and wears the familiar green and white colors. The women's section was formed to expand the club's reach and develop female football talent in the region. Their history mirrors the broader development of women's football in Argentina, working to gain visibility and resources. The team is currently in a building phase, focusing on developing a competitive squad within the national league structure. The modern era for Banfield Women is about consolidation and growth, aiming for mid-table stability as a foundation for future success. They draw inspiration from the men's team's historic achievements and seek to build their own legacy. The club culture is connected to the hard-working, community-oriented identity of Banfield itself. Banfield Women is an important part of the club's future, striving to make their mark in the evolving landscape of Argentine women's soccer.