Alexia Putellas was presented with the Ballon d'Or Féminin for a third time, equalling the record held by her Barcelona teammate Aitana Bonmatí. The ceremony highlighted her status as one of the most decorated players in women’s football, confirming her place among the sport’s elite. The award recognises individual excellence over the past season, reflecting her influence on both club and international stages.
Putellas’s achievement caps a season in which she helped FC Barcelona dominate Spanish football. The club secured the Liga F title, adding another trophy to their domestic haul. In addition, Barcelona lifted the Copa de la Reina, reinforcing their supremacy in the national cup competition and showcasing the squad’s depth and consistency throughout the campaign.
The triumph extended beyond Spain as Barcelona captured the UEFA Women’s Champions League, completing a continental double. Putellas featured prominently in the European campaign, contributing key performances that propelled the team to the final and ultimately to victory. The Champions League win underscored Barcelona’s status as a powerhouse in women’s club football.
In the Supercopa de España, Barcelona added yet another piece of silverware, rounding off a collection of four major trophies for the season. Putellas’s role in the Supercopa highlighted her ability to deliver in high‑pressure matches, further cementing her reputation as a clutch performer for the club.
Following the award ceremony, Putellas expressed gratitude to her teammates, acknowledging the collective effort that underpinned her individual success. Her remarks emphasized the shared journey and the support within the Barcelona squad that enabled her to reach this milestone.
The record‑equalling third Ballon d'Or places Putellas alongside Aitana Bonmatí as the most successful recipients of the honour. Both players now share the distinction of having won the award three times, a testament to Barcelona’s sustained excellence and the talent nurtured within the club’s ranks.
Looking ahead, anticipation builds for upcoming competitive fixtures, with further confirmations and official statements expected regarding Putellas’s role in future matches. The award adds momentum to her campaign as Barcelona prepares for the next season, aiming to defend their titles and continue their dominance in both domestic and European competitions.
