Bárbara Constanza Santibáñez Flores (born 3 March 1996) is a Chilean

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who plays as a forward for Spanish Segunda División Pro club . She also serves as coach of .

Club career

Sporting Huelva

In June 2017, Santibáñez joined Spanish club Sporting Huelva. In January 2019, she was released by the club, having made limited appearances.

CP Cacereño

In 2020, she signed with . In August 2023, she renewed her contract for a year.

International career

Santibáñez represented Chile at the

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Coaching career

At the same time she has been a player of CP Cacereño, she has coached Cacereño Atlético as assistant and head coach since the 2022–23 season.

Personal life

Born in

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, as a primary student, she attended the República del Uruguay school in

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. As a high school student, she attended the Liceo Luis Miguel Amunátegui in Santiago. Santibáñez graduated as a

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at the

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and played for the university team for five years.

Honours

;Colo-Colo *

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(4): 2010, 2011 Apertura, 2011 Clausura, 2012 Apertura ;Palestino *Chilean women's football championship (1), 2015 Clausura

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Bárbara Santibáñez
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