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Alexia Putellas
Barcelona W · UEFA Championship - Women - Qualification · Midfielder · #11 · Spain · 31 yrs
Barcelona W · UEFA Championship - Women - Qualification · Midfielder · #11 · Spain · 31 yrs
Alexia Putellas plays as a midfielder for Barcelona W. Alexia Putellas is a Spanish international, 31 years old, midfielder, currently at Barcelona W. Alexia Putellas wears shirt number 11 for Barcelona W. Alexia Putellas was born in Mollet del Vallès, Spain on 1994-02-04. Alexia Putellas is 173 cm tall and weighs 69 kg. Alexia Putellas's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across UEFA Championship - Women - Qualification, UEFA Championship - Women - Qualification, World Cup - Women, Olympics Women, and other leagues. Alexia Putellas's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Alexia Putellas season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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How clinical and direct the player was in front of goal — volume, accuracy, and conversion.
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The 2026-27 Women's Super League fixtures have been released, with Alexia Putellas set to take centre-stage in the season curtain-raiser. The post Putellas set for WSL debut against Man Utd following fixture release appeared first on SoccerNews.
Big-spending club kick off season on Friday 4 SeptemberChampions Manchester City begin against BirminghamThose desperate to see what London City Lionesses will look like with two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas in their ranks do not have to wait long, with the big-spending club kicking off the new Women’s Super League season against Manchester United on Friday 4 September.The Michelle Kang-owned side welcome United to Hayes Lane in the first game of the 2026-27 season, which will also likely feature goalkeeper Mary Earps, who returns to the WSL for an opener against her former club after leaving Paris Saint-Germain to join London City this summer. Continue reading...
Sam Kerr’s and Alexia Putellas’s moves were hard to miss but these transfers may have escaped your attentionThere were a host of big women’s football transfers which were hard to miss across June and July, despite the dominance of the men’s World Cup. Among them were Beth Mead’s move from Arsenal to Manchester City, Mary Earps and Georgia Stanway returning to the Women’s Super League with London City Lionesses and Arsenal, Sam Kerr leaving Chelsea to return to Gotham FC and, most prominently, Alexia Putellas’s game-changing switch from Barcelona to London City.But here are 10 transfers you might have missed while attention was focused on the action in the US, Canada and Mexico. Continue reading...
Many are in awe of the investment that Michele Kang is making into the women’s game. Others, though, are baffledThere is one team whose transfer activity this summer has captured everyone’s attention. London City Lionesses, a club who finished in the bottom half of the second tier a little over two years ago, have stunned the women’s game by signing a flurry of big names, including the Spain stars Alexia Putellas and Mapi León, the former England goalkeeper Mary Earps, and then, on Wednesday morning, the France winger Kadidiatou Diani. It is a startling recruitment drive intent on breaking up the Women’s Super League’s established order.Reaction has been divided. Many are in awe of the investment that the independent club’s owner, the American businesswoman Michele Kang, is making into the women’s game. Others, including senior staff at lots of rival clubs, are baffled at the idea that one of the league’s smaller teams can afford such world-class signings. They have one key question on their lips: how are London City able to sign all of these top players within the confines of the WSL’s salary cap? Continue reading...
London City Lionesses made their biggest signing yet this week, with Alexia Putellas arriving on a free transfer after leaving Barcelona. The post Putellas wants to ‘reinvent’ herself in WSL with London City Lionesses appeared first on SoccerNews.
London City Lionesses made a sensational bid for Alexia Putellas earlier this summer, and finally, a deal has been struck. The two-time Ballon d’Or winner is theirs. How have they managed to pull off one of the biggest shock signings of, well, ever?
Two-time Ballon d’Or winner joins on a free transferMary Earps and Nicole Anyomi also new recruitsLondon City Lionesses have announced the signing of Alexia Putellas at an event in New York, confirming the arrival in the Women’s Super League of one of the women’s game’s all-time greats.The two-time Ballon d’Or winner was available on a free transfer after leaving Barcelona at the end of the season, ending a 14-year stay during which she helped them to win four Champions League titles. Continue reading...
Alexia Putellas seems set to join London City Lionesses in a huge coup for the Women's Super League team, who have tied down Freya Godfrey. The post London City Lionesses strike agreement with Godfrey as Putellas rumours swirl appeared first on SoccerNews.
Alexia Putellas leads a host of stars expected to arrive in the WSL but smaller clubs will still struggle to keep paceThe whistle has blown on the 2025-26 season for the vast majority of women’s teams around the world, and attention now turns to the hullabaloo of the transfer window and another summer of rising wages, transfer fees and agents fees.This summer’s activity is likely to see the gap between the haves and the have-nots widen further. Last summer there was an 83.6% increase in global spending on transfer fees in women’s football year-on-year, according to Fifa. This included headline-grabbing moves such as London City Lionesses’ £1.43m purchase of Grace Geyoro from Paris Saint-Germain, albeit London City have denied the figure is that high, and Arsenal’s landmark first £1m deal – the signing of Olivia Smith from Liverpool.This is an extract from our free email about women’s football, Moving the Goalposts. To get the full edition, visit this page and follow the instructions. Moving the Goalposts will be sent out once a week, on Wednesdays, in the close season but will be back on Tuesdays and Thursdays from September. Continue reading...
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