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Alexia Putellas
Alèxia Putellas i Segura, often known mononymously as Alexia, is a Spanish professional footballer from Catalonia who plays as a midfielder or forward for Women's Super League club London City Lionesses and the Spain women's national team. She previously played for Espanyol, Levante, and Barcelona, and has represented Catalonia. Having won all major club and most of the individual awards available…
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2026· 21 entries
“s striker in the deciding match, she was described by Sport as their joker for”
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AOL.co.uk: Alexia Putellas: ‘I’m hungry to win, to fight with my teammates for victory’
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BBC: Keira Walsh owes Alexia Putellas dinner!
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The Sun: Alexia Putellas ready to be ‘pushed to the limit’ in debut WSL season after stunning London City Lionesses free transfer
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Yahoo Sports: Life at London City “will be different, but that’s why I’m here,” says Alexia Putellas
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BBC: Alexia Putellas: Leaving Barcelona, leadership and a new life in London
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Won: UEFA Women's Champions League with Barcelona (2025–26).
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Won award: Liga F Squad of the Season (2025–26).
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Won: Supercopa de España with Barcelona (2025–26).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2025–26).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2025–26).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Squad of the Season (2025–26).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Player of the Season (2025–26).
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“The captain is the first to make a commitment to the objectives that are set internally, they have to lead by example to reinforce that.”
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Played for London City Lionesses (2026).
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2025· 11 entries
Awarded List of most influential women in Catalonia (2025).
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Runner-up: UEFA Women's Championship with Spain (2025).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's World Team (2025).
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Won award: Liga F Squad of the Season (2024–25).
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Won award: The Best FIFA Women's 11 (2025).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2024–25).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Championship Team of the Tournament (2025).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2024–25).
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Won: Supercopa de España with Barcelona (2024–25).
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Won: UEFA Women's Nations League with Spain (2025).
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Netflix documentary It's All Over: The Kiss That Changed Spanish Football, also featuring Putellas and named for her words, won at the 53rd International Emmy Awards in this category
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2024· 10 entries
Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2023–24).
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Won award: Liga F Squad of the Season (2023–24).
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Won award: Liga F Player of the Month (October 2024).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2023–24).
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Won: UEFA Women's Champions League with Barcelona (2023–24).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's UEFA Team (2024).
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Won: UEFA Women's Nations League with Spain (2023–24).
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Won award: FIFA FIFPRO Women's World 11 (2024).
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Aiming to support girls through football and reduce inequality; it started with plans to provide football training for 300 girls around the world
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Putellas designed the "Barna" football boots, another Phantom variant with a colourway inspired by the city
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2023· 9 entries
Won: UEFA Women's Champions League with Barcelona (2022–23).
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Won award: Premio Reina Letizia (2023).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2022–23).
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Won: FIFA Women's World Cup with Spain (2023).
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Putellas shared in a November 2023 interview that Nala died unexpectedly days before the interview was conducted.
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The dress she wore to this ceremony was auctioned at the People in Red gala to raise money for funding research into HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases
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Which went on to be displayed at the Moco Museum in Amsterdam in 2024
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A video of Putellas greeting her girlfriend in the stands went viral on TikTok
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Releasing EA Sports FC 24 as the next installment, Putellas had the joint-highest overall rating, at 91
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2022· 27 entries
Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2021–22).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's UEFA Team (2022).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Squad of the Season (2021–22).
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Won award: The 100 Best Female Footballers In The World #1 (2022).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Best Goalscorer (2021–22).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's Player of the Year (2022).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2021–22).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's Playmaker of the Year (2022).
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Won award: International Sports Press Association – Best Female Athlete of the Year (2022).
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Won award: GOAL50 Women's Player of the Year (2022).
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Won award: Globe Soccer Women's Player of the Year (2022).
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Won award: FIFA FIFPRO Women's World 11 (2022).
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Won: Supercopa de España with Barcelona (2021–22).
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Won award: Catalan Women's Player of the Year (2022).
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Won Ballon d'Or Féminin presented by France Football (2022).
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Won award: Trofeo Aldo Rovira (2021–22).
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Won award: Copa de la Reina Top goalscorer (2021–22).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's World Team (2022).
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Awarded The Best FIFA Women's Player presented by FIFA (2022).
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Won award: The Best FIFA Women's Player (2022).
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Won award: Golden Player Woman Award (2022).
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Awarded UEFA Women's Player of the Year Award presented by Union of European Football Associations (2022).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Player of the Year (2021–22).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Player of the Season (2021–22).
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Won award: Ballon d'Or Féminin (2022).
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Despite missing the UEFA Women's Euro 2022 due to an ACL injury, she won all three awards again, becoming the first woman to win any of them in consecutive years
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Putellas was given an overall rating of 92 in the football simulation video game FIFA 23, the highest rating in the game for any player, including men
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2021· 34 entries
Won award: Copa de la Reina Final MVP (2021).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2020–21).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2020–21).
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Won: UEFA Women's Champions League with Barcelona (2020–21).
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Won award: Ballon d'Or Féminin (2021).
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Won award: The Best FIFA Women's Player (2021).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Player of the Year (2020–21).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Midfielder of the Season (2020–21).
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Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Squad of the Season (2020–21).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's Playmaker of the Year (2021).
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Won award: World Soccer Women's World Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: Globe Soccer Women's Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: Trofeo Aldo Rovira (2020–21).
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Won award: Catalan Women's Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: Copa de la Reina Top goalscorer (2020–21).
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Won award: Spain women's national team Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: GOAL50 Women's Player of the Year (2021).
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Won award: The 100 Best Female Footballers In The World #1 (2021).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's World Team (2021).
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Won award: IFFHS Women's UEFA Team (2021).
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Won award: Creu de Sant Jordi (2021).
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Won award: Gold Medal for Sporting Merit (2021).
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Awarded UEFA Women's Player of the Year Award presented by Union of European Football Associations (2021).
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Won Ballon d'Or Féminin presented by France Football (2021).
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Awarded The Best FIFA Women's Player presented by FIFA (2021).
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Awarded Saint George's Cross presented by Generalitat of Catalonia (2021).
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Awarded Catalan Sportsman/Sportswoman of the Year (2021).
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“made her feel like a footballer”
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After she won the Ballon d'Or, Mollet announced plans to award Putellas the civic title (akin to Freedom of the City) "Per Mollet"
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An image of Putellas – named Women's Player of the Year at the ceremony – was displayed on the Burj Khalifa, the first time a woman's image has been displayed on the building
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Becoming the first player to win all three in the same year
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And became the first player to make over 100 appearances for the Spain women's team, which she achieved in 2022
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Putellas said this was one of her favourite matches because it "made her feel like a footballer"
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2020· 6 entries
Won award: Primera División MVP of the Season (2019–20).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2019–20).
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Won award: SheBelieves Cup Tournament MVP (2020).
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Won: Supercopa de España with Barcelona (2019–20).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2019–20).
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After close friend Virginia Torrecilla was diagnosed with cancer, Putellas began wearing Torrecillas's number 14 with the Spain national team
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2019· 7 entries
Won award: UEFA Women's Champions League Squad of the Season (2018–19).
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Won award: Primera División Team of the Season (2018–19).
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Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2019).
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Won award: Premi Barça Jugadors (Barça Players Award) (2018–19).
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Putellas was given second captaincy for the first time at Barcelona after being named as fourth captain in the previous year
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Scored the longest-range goal at the Camp Nou (100m) in a promotional event for Nike's new PhantomVNM Boots
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Putellas spoke out against prison sentences for Catalan independence leaders in the aftermath of the 2017 Catalan independence referendum, tweeting in Catalan that the sentences were "not the solution" and calling for de
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2018· 3 entries
Won the Copa de la Reina with Barcelona Femení (2018).
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Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2018).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2018).
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2017· 4 entries
Won the Algarve Cup with Spain Women (2017).
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Won award: Catalan Women's Player of the Year (2017).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2017).
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Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2017).
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2016· 3 entries
Won award: Primera División Team of the Season (2015–16).
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Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2016).
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Putellas played with the Catalan senior national team in a friendly against Galicia
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2015· 9 entries
Won award: Fútbol Draft Best Left Central Midfielder (2015).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best XI (2015).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2014–15).
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Won award: Catalan Women's Player of the Year (2015).
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Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2015).
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Having never scored a hat-trick before, in a 10–0 win against Fundación Albacete in the league
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When CF Mollet UE started a women's football section, Putellas was invited to be ambassador, a role she accepted; she regularly visits the club when she is in her hometown
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Putellas was the face of their promotions for FC Barcelona after reaching the 2019 UEFA Women's Champions League final
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The 2017 Euro, the 2019 World Cup and the 2023 World Cup that Spain won
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2014· 8 entries
Won the Copa de la Reina with Barcelona Femení (2014).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best Left Winger (2014).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2014).
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Won award: Copa de la Reina Final MVP (2014).
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Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2014).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best XI (2014).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2013–14).
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Played for Catalonia women's national football team (2014–2026) — 3 appearances, 1 goals.
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2013· 9 entries
Won the Copa de la Reina with Barcelona Femení (2013).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best XI (2013).
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Won: Primera División with Barcelona (2012–13).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Barcelona (2013).
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Won award: Copa de la Reina Final MVP (2013).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best Left Winger (2013).
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And 2014, and the group failing to qualify to contest any major tournament for those years, Marca said it was the end of an era for what had been a dominant period for La Rojita, Spain's youth women's teams
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Played for Spain women's national association football team (2013–2026) — 91 appearances, 21 goals.
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Putellas began studying Business Administration and Management at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, later taking a break from her studies to focus on football
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2012· 6 entries
Won: Copa Catalunya with Barcelona (2012).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best XI (2012).
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Just before the start of the 2012 UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship, he died
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Played for FC Barcelona Femení (2012–2026) — 355 appearances, 151 goals.
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Where she won eight league titles, eight Copas de la Reina and three UEFA Women's Champions League trophies
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Joined Barcelona Femení in 2012.
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2011· 7 entries
Won: UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship with Spain U17 (2011).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best XI (2011).
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Won award: International Sports Award Mollet (2011).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best Left Winger (2011).
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Joined Levante Women in 2011.
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Played for Levante UD Women (2011–2012) — 34 appearances, 15 goals.
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Played for Spain women's national under-19 association football team (2011–2013) — 20 appearances, 13 goals.
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2010· 10 entries
Won the Copa de la Reina with Espanyol Femení (2010).
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Won: Copa de la Reina with Espanyol (2010).
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Won award: International Sports Award Mollet (2010).
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Won: UEFA Women's Under-17 Championship with Spain U17 (2010).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best XI (2010).
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Won award: Fútbol Draft Best Left Winger (2010).
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And 2011) as well as finishing third in the 2010 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup and second in the 2012 UEFA Women's U-19 Euro
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Giving Catalonia the equaliser in their second phase match against the Balearic Islands
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Joined Espanyol Femení in 2010.
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Played for RCD Espanyol Femenino (2010–2011) — 24 appearances, 3 goals.
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2009· 1 entry
Putellas scored Catalonia's only goal in their first game against Euskadi, and Catalonia's second goal in the second game; this team became the under-16 squad for their next matches, with Putellas part of the squad who t
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2008· 2 entries
Won: Copa Catalunya with Espanyol (2008).
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And trained and played with the first team during pre-season in 2009
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2007· 2 entries
And 2008, Putellas was part of the Catalonia under-14 teams that won their Spanish Championship
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The Espanyol Cadet team won the youth Copa Catalunya, also taking the league title in 2008 at the end of the season
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2006· 1 entry
Reflected that he always expected Putellas to return, "it was just a matter of waiting for the right time"
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2005· 1 entry
Putellas spent a year in a Barcelona girls' youth team as part of La Masia
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1994· 1 entry
Born 1994-02-04.
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