Coached by Matias Caceres. Previously coached by Franco Davin, Cristian Kordasz Introduced to tennis at the age of six; favorite shot is forehand Mother is Claudia Lopez Espinosa (Doctor); father is Jorge Marcelo Carle (Doctor).

DOUBLES Finalist (1): 2025 - Iasi (w/Waltert) WTA 125 TITLES AND FINALS SINGLES Winner (1): 2024 - La Bisbal d'Emporda Finalist (2): 2024 - Colina 2023 - Buenos Aires DOUBLES Winner (4): 2025 - Colina (w/Sorribes Tormo), Antalya 2 (w/Waltert) 2023 - Buenos Aires (w/Papamichail), Montevideo (w/Riera) Finalist (3): 2024 - Montreux (w/Waltert), Bastad (w/Riera) 2021 - Buenos Aires (w/Papamichail)

Reached first career Tour-level QF in 2025 at Iasi (l. Cirstea) and made Australian Open main draw debut as a qualifier (l. Anisimova in 1r). In doubles, reached maiden Tour-level final at Iasi (w/Waltert)

In 2024, won first WTA 125 title at La Bisbal d'Empordà. Made Grand Slam main draw debut at Roland Garros, Wimbledon and US Open; also competed at the Olympics for the first time in Paris.

Qualified for her first WTA 1000 main draw at Miami followed by Madrid and Rome. Broke into the Top 100 for the first time and achieved a career best of No.71 in May, 2024

Following two defeats at the United Cup (Cornet and Vekic), played only two other Tour level main draw matches in 2023; Bogota (l. Zhao) and Hamburg (l. Korpatsch). Closed out the year with R-Up performance at WTA 125 Buenos Aires and SF at Montevideo.

In 2022 reached main draw at Bogota (as qualifier, l. Maria in 1r), made Grand Slam debut at Wimbledon (l. Bjorklund in Q3) and R16 at Hamburg (as qualifier, l. Potapova). Began the season ranked No. 262 and had reached No. 147 by the end.

Made WTA Tour debut in 2021 in qualifying at Prague (l. Gasanova). Also played WTA 125s at Buenos Aires and Montevideo.

Claimed first ITF title in 2017 at Buenos Aires $15K, earning a further six over 2018-2020.

Made ITF debut in 2014 at age of 14.