Transfer rumours never die. It caters to the women's team as well. Being a football fan involves talking incessantly during the summer months about players their favourite club might sign. It is part of the architecture of fandom, a ritual and a routine that intensifies during the transfer windows. Either explicitly or implicitly, rumours enable fans to engage with football and their club, as a means of expressing an affiliation or their loyalty. The 2020/21 season is fast approaching, and with Barcelona's arch-rival Real Madrid officially taking over CD Tacon this summer, they're due to become a major player in the Primera Division by tapping up some significant transfer targets. That being

Lieke Martens - The Queen, The Jewel and the Face of Barca Femeni.

I've never seen such a small person with such a big heart to play. Every time she steps on the pitch, magic begins to happen.

Patricia Guijarro - The Engine, the Underappreciated Workhorse, and The Midfield General.

The Blaugrana Defender proved to be immense for Spanish National Team in the She Believes Cup against the likes of Megan Rapinoe, Christen Press and Ellen White. Oh, I just forgot her, yep against Toni Duggan as well. Just like Gerard Pique, she is the most used player by Lluis Cortes for Barca Femeni this season. She rarely gets the rest thus further indicating how important she is for the Barca Femeni. Her presence in the back looks be a warranty or kind of safeguard for Panos. It sometimes feels like the opponents need to get past Mapi to get anywhere near her. And she is one among the fan-favorites playing for Barca Femeni. A Little About her: Mapi Leon is the first paid transfer in the

Whenever I tell people that I follow women’s football, the reaction is always the same. ‘Is this another one of your feminist things?’, ‘yeah okay but I’m not interested’, ‘I wouldn’t follow them even if someone paid me’. I myself only started following after the Women’s World Cup in 2019, but I absolutely love it now. So why’s an Indian girl staying up late at night to watch a women’s team 5000+ miles away in a stadium attended by 2000 odd people? The biggest reason was that even though I had watched football for more than 16 years, I had never really related to the players. I had played multiple sports including in school and college but never got a chance to play my favourite sport becaus

If anyone asks who is the Captain of Barcelona? Most of the world knows its the Greatest Player of All-time, 'Leo'. But if they were asked to name the captain of Barca Femeni, they don't have an answer. So its time to give her the recognition she deserves, one of the greatest players they have in their women's division, Alexia Putellas Segura. Place of birth: Mollet del Vallès Date of birth: 04/02/1994 Weight: 67kg Height:173cm Most of the fans of Barca Femeni will still remember the way she announced herself to the world: Alexia's beautiful goal in the final of Copa de la Reina, the Spanish Women’s Cup, fully launched in-depth, attacking Alexia eliminates two opponents with devastating dri

24 year old English footballer who plays as a forward for Arsenal and England women's national football team. Beth Mead is the type of player you can't take your eyes off from, even for a moment. I must admit that I didn't become Beth's fan until about a year ago. I honestly regret all those earlier years when I hadn't followed her career yet. Beth Mead joined Middlesbrough F.C in 2005. In 2011, at age of 16, she moved to Sunderland. Already in her first season in the club she proved that she is a huge talent. Mead scored 23 goals in the league, and ended the season with 29 goals in all competitions. The following season, she played 28 matches in which she scored … 30 goals. It is worth add

Barcelona faced Madrid CFF at Estadi Johan Cruyff. With the international break coming up, Luis Cortes decided to rest some of the key players in the likes of Lieke Martens, Oshoala, Patri, Aitana and Andrea Pereira. It wasn’t a fluent display from Barcelona which might be partly due to the Queen’s Cup match they played midweek. But, thanks to Jenni’s hat-trick Barca came out with a comfortable 5-0 victory. Starting XIs: Barcelona XI Madrid CFF Sandra Panos (GK) Jimernez Mapi Leon Izquierdo Marta Torrejon