Barcelona – The emblematic footballer Alexia Putellas has decided to end her time as a Barcelona player, as announced by the club this Tuesday.
The announcement marks the end of a golden era for the Blaugrana team, where Putellas has left an indelible mark for 14 years.
A legacy. An icon. A captain. Eternal Alexia
The Catalan club paid tribute to its captain on social media, with an image of the two-time Ballon d’Or winner kissing the team’s crest.
Putellas arrived at Barcelona in 2012, from Levante, and leaves after a career full of successes.
- 10 Leagues
- 10 Queen’s Cups
- 6 Spanish Super Cups
- 4 Champions Leagues
The official farewell will take place this Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. at the Spotify Camp Nou, with the presence of the squad, the coaching staff, and club authorities.
Putellas has played 507 matches with the blue and maroon shirt, becoming the second player with the most appearances in the history of the club.
Also, she is Barcelona’s all-time top scorer, with 232 goals.
Her individual awards include two Ballon d’Ors, a FIFA The Best award, and a UEFA Women’s Player of the Year award. With the Spanish national team, she has won a World Cup and two Nations Leagues.
Alexia’s impact goes beyond trophies, as she has raised the level of women’s football and inspired new generations.
The soccer player has shown great endurance throughout her career, overcoming various injuries.
The most serious was the rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament of the left knee suffered in July 2022.
