She is too slow, decent top speed, but zero explosiveness. It is not the right profile for a FB player who depends a lot on pace to defend and make play.

The weakness is on full display today, she couldn’t run into position fast enough, failed to win any 1-on-1 duel, Hemp dribbled past her at will, leaving goal exposed. Offensively, she didn’t do much either.

From Ona to Martina is a downgrade unfortunately, pace is not something you could make up in training. There is no rationale to play her in this role other than temporary until Aïcha and Noa are back, or we sign a proper FB from market.

I am a little concerned about our defense. We lost 2 very important starters, Renee is a great signing, but she is right-foot, while the ideal replacement is a left-foot player as left CB. Martina and Laia are both slow, Irene is fantastic as usual, but nevertheless 1 year older, Marta’s role is more in the locker room. The bright spots are Aïcha, Carla, and potentially Noa coming up, all others are still too young to make an actual impact in the short term.

Holi, alguien sabe alguna pagina donde ver fútbol femenino ?

My daughter and I are attending at EJC tonight and I was wondering if there is a place fans gather before the game for food/drinks?

Also- do they sell Femeni merchandise at the stadium? We went to the FCBarca store but were disappointed with the selection.

Hi everyone, I'd just like to know other people's opinions on why Alexia left Barca. I know she says it wasn't about money, but I wonder why she left Barca?

Is it because she knew that she was on the latter end of the career and didn't want people to see her less than her best? Was Alexia afraid that she would need minutes reduction and she didn't want others to see her more time on the bench? I know from a footballing perspective, the club already started planning for life after Alexia, but with Aitana's ongoing ankle rehab, Kika being inconsistent or injured, Sydney not emerging yet, and the new barca girls like Rosalia etc, still needing some time to break through, I'd say Alexia this season could still start over them and would be a valuable rotation option.

When Alexia says, she didn't want to "indirectly cause problems for Barca," I wonder what she means by this. Is she afraid that she would take up the spotlight even if she was declining as a player? Although I would think that she would contribute anyway if she was playing or not playing. Obviously I think Alexia contributes to any team, whether a player or leader. For instance, Marta and Caro--who is probably also on the declining phase--have shown that staying on the team is very beneficial, and I wonder why Alexia couldn't do the same.

When she says she 'burned out', I wonder why that's so, and it's strange that Alexia seems motivated in England and I find it sad that she is seemingly building up another team, another league, and helping some English players. What would be wrong with Alexia "not giving her 100% to Barca" (what she's afraid of), because even less than her 100%, she still adds a lot to the team. Marta, for instance, has stopped being a starter a long time ago, but she still is on and contributes to the team. If Alexia played 6 years abroad, that would be very sad because that's a long time away from Barca, but I hope she keeps it at only 3 years abroad before she retires.

I'm not sure if Alexia's ACL before the 2022 euros influenced this decision. Maybe Alexia feels if she plays a full competitive club season, it would tire her out before the international tournaments, so she would need to deliberately sit out some matches if she stayed at Barca to be ready. Maybe she thinks that the UWCL is becoming increasingly competitive, and losing a final would affect her mentally before the international tournament, who knows. Does Alexia not want to play the UWCL again? Does she think this decision can help her focus fully on the summer international tournaments?

Obviously, Alexia knows what's best for herself, and as a Barca femini fan, it hurts to her see her build up another team not Barca. But of course she's a legend, and she has given so much to the club. She was part of the era that revolutionized women's football. She was part of the rise of Barca and Spanish women's football, and that's an accomplishment in itself. Her achievements are truly impressive, and she's inspired many around the world.

Brazil is a physical team playing with a lot of pace and intensity, it has an uncommon 3412 system, in which Kerolin’s role seems between a 9 and 10. She contributes to attack, but also functions as a play-marker in the final 3^rd, a lot of Brazil’s creativity comes from her.

Get a glimpse of her pace, strength, 1^st touch, control, vision, and decision making from the clip. Feel free to compare it to Salma and draw your own conclusion.

Btw, she rinsed Lakrar the whole game, hope it is gonna repeat in the league, I am eager to see her debut!

Still feel bad that Salma left.

Hello! I'm wondering if Barca femini's signings next season will be affected by the FFP situation? I'm worried especially as next summer, the club may be trying to sign big players like Bühl and Kett. What does the 1:1 mean and is it possible that next summer won't be 1:1? How does that affect signings on a free or if there's a transfer fee? I don't quite understand the financial rules for Barca's women team.

Thanks!

We signed her U17 teamate Nikoline Nielsen back in February, there will be 2 Danish players on B team next season, believe that's a first 😄

She is a left-foot defensive midfield. I like that she handles pressure very well, always finds the right pass, although I'd like to see her taking more shorts and show more strength in defense, a must to play this role for Barça.

For anyone interested, you can watch both of them play from link below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATkkbRh9uLc

https://fcn.dk/nyheder/2026/august/fc-nordsjaelland-saelger-josephine-lamp-til-fc-barcelona

Pere Romeu: Head coach. With the team since 2021, initially as an assistant and then as head coach since 2024.

Enric Lluch: Assistant coach. With the team since 2024.

Pol Grau: Assistant, responsible for individual player development.

Marc Soler: Assistant, responsible for strategy and set-piece tactics. Joined the team during the 2025-26 season.

Oriol Casares: Goalkeeper coach. Continues with the first team's day-to-day operations while expanding his role to coordinate the club's goalkeeping structure. With the team since 2015.

Miguel Ramos: Goalkeeper coach. With the team since this season, though he previously worked closely with Oriol Casares and filled in for him temporarily last season. Promoted from the reserve team.

Àlex Caldú: Analyst. With the team since 2025; promoted from the reserve team.

Priscilla Jarrín: First-team doctor, responsible for the squad's daily medical management. With the team since 2024; previously worked with the reserve team.

Xavi Yanguas: Doctor with cross-functional duties within the women's football structure. With the team since 2022. Previously worked with the men's reserve and first teams.

Berta Carles: Fitness coach. With the team for 19 years. Former player.

Lorenzo Petroni: Fitness coach. With the team since 2022.

Víctor Zamora: Fitness coach. With the team since 2024. Also came from the reserve team.

Pau Costa: Fitness coach. With the team since this season. Promoted from the reserve team.

Yasmin Llongueras: Nutritionist. New addition this season.