The 2025–26 season was the 38th season in the history of FC Barcelona Femení. The team competed in and won each of the domestic league, the Copa de la Reina, the Supercopa de España Femenina and the UEFA Women's Champions League as the defending champion of the first three titles after winning a domestic treble in the previous season. The team played the final of the 2024–25 Copa Catalunya Femenina after its postponement, completing the quadruple, but were unable to enter the 2025–26 edition and defend the title due to rules changes.
Barcelona won the 2025-26 Supercopa de España Femenina on 24 January 2026 for their sixth record-extending title and won the league title for the seventh consecutive season and for the eleventh time overall on 22 April 2026.
On 23 May 2026, Barcelona completed the third continental treble and the second continental quadruple in the team's history by defeating Lyon 4–0 in the Champions League final, winning the Champions League for the fourth time overall.
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Season overview
Transfer market La Liga restrictions on the men's team's spending for financial fair play also account for the women's team's budget; due to this, Barcelona had a difficult 2025 transfer market. Prior to the end of the previous season, it was announced that they had signed former youth product Laia Aleixandri from Manchester City for free, though they also lost Ingrid Syrstad Engen to rivals OL Lyonnes for free. The future of returning loan players was questioned, and the club asked La Liga to separate the different sections' budgets, to a generally negative reception.
Barcelona then terminated the contracts of Ellie Roebuck and Fridolina Rolfö, to reduce the overall club's wage spending. The player departures, particularly Rolfö's, and plan to only sign Aleixandri were controversial; sporting director Marc Vivés tried to quell concerns by saying that the contract renovations for 2026 would be the "biggest reinforcements". However, Vivés and the club came under further criticism when they terminated the contract of Jana Fernández in August, leaving only seventeen first-team players after five major player losses without generating any income, to balance player registrations in the men's team. Concerns were also raised about the eight players up for contract renovation in 2026, and whether they would all be able to continue. A week later, it was reported that Fernández' transfer did command a fee, of up to €300,000, which would act as a safety margin for the team's finances ahead of renewing key players for 2026.
Due to the international popularity of the team, reactions to the player exodus came from global football pundits as well as fans, criticising FC Barcelona for seeming to prioritise rapid growth of the men's team over the continuation of their profitable and iconic women's team. The downsizing occurred at the same time other clubs and brands were entering or scaling up their ventures into women's football, with Barcelona – having been the most profitable women's team in 2024 – effectively exiting a growing market. Some pundits felt that FC Barcelona's support of the women's team was secure, but cuts had to be made for the financial health of the club, while others opined that savings by cutting women's team salaries would be negligible compared to the debt load.
August Following the participation of many players at the UEFA Women's Euro 2025, Barcelona played the 2024–25 Copa Catalunya Femenina final and had a short August pre-season tour in Mexico. The 2025–26 Liga F season began at the end of August. Barcelona started with a good 8–0 win in a team victory that prominently featured B team registered players Clara Serrajordi and Aïcha Cámara.
Players
First team {| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" |- ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="40" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="40" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="40" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " | Name ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="85" | Age ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="85" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="85" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="85" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="85" | Goals ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="85" | ! style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " width="100" | Notes |- !colspan="11"style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " | Goalkeepers |- | 1 || GK || || align="left"|Gemma Font || || EU || 2018 || 49 || 0 || 2027 || align="left"| |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 13 || GK || || align="left"|Cata Coll || || EU || 2019 || 121 || 0 || 2029 || |- | 37 || GK || || align="left"|Txell Font || || EU || 2022 || 1 || 0 || 2025 || align="left"| |- !colspan="11"style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " | Defenders |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 2 || DF || || align="left"|Irene Paredes (4th captain) || || EU || 2021 || 180 || 19 || 2027 || |- | 4 || DF || || align="left"|Mapi León || || EU || 2017 || 314 || 22 || 2026 || |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 5 || DF || || align="left"|Laia Aleixandri || || EU || 2025 || 21 || 4 ||2029 || align="left"| |- | 8 || DF || || align="left"|Marta Torrejón (vice captain) || || EU || 2013 || 490 || 74 || 2026 || |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 22 || DF || || align="left"|Ona Batlle || || EU || 2023 || 114 || 14 || 2026 || align="left"| |- | 23 || DF || || align="left"|Aïcha Cámara || || EU || 2023 || 43 || 1 || 2028 || align="left"| |- !colspan="11"style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " | Midfielders |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 11 || MF || || align="left"|Alexia Putellas (captain) || || EU || 2012 || 508 || 232 || 2026 || align="left"|
| 12 || MF || || align="left"|Patricia Guijarro (3rd captain) || || EU || 2015 || 376 || 75 || 2027 || align="left"| |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 14 || MF || || align="left"|Aitana Bonmatí || || EU || 2016 || 339 || 118 || 2028 || align="left"|
| 16 || MF || || align="left"|Clara Serrajordi || || EU || 2024 || 45 || 2 || 2028 || align="left"| |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 18 || MF || || align="left"|Kika Nazareth || || EU || 2024 || 71 || 19 || 2028 ||
| 19 || MF || || align="left"|Vicky López || || EU || 2022 || 132 || 32 || 2028 || align="left"| |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 24 || MF || || align="left"|Esmee Brugts || || EU || 2023 || 126 || 28 || 2027 ||
!colspan="11"style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " | Forwards
| 6 || FW || || align="left"|Sydney Schertenleib || || EU || 2024 || 65 || 12 || 2027 || |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 7 || FW || || align="left"|Salma Paralluelo || || EU || 2022 || 131 || 74 || 2026 ||
| 9 || FW || || align="left"|Clàudia Pina || || EU || 2017 || 222 || 103 || 2029 || align="left"| |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 10 || FW || || align="left"|Caroline Graham Hansen || || EU || 2019 || 231 || 109 || 2026 ||
| 17 || FW || || align="left"|Ewa Pajor || || EU || 2024 || 87 || 75 || 2027 || |- ! colspan=17 style="background:#26559B; color:#FFF000; " text-align:center| First team players who left during the season |- colspan="9" style="background:#eaecee" | 23 || FW || || align="left"|Lucía Corrales || || EU || 2023 ||15 || 0 ||2026 || align="left"|
Reserve team
Players from FC Barcelona Femení B and FC Barcelona Femení C who have a squad number and are eligible to play for the first team (those marked with an asterisk are in regular first team training).
Contract renewals NameSourceDFNoa Jiménez27 June 20251GKGemma Font30 June 202520278DFMarta Torrejón30 June 202520269FWClàudia Pina20 August 2025202913GKCata Coll20 August 2025202938MFEmilia Szymczak4 September 2025202916MFClara Serrajordi6 February 2026202823DFAïcha Cámara6 February 20262028
Transfers In PlayerMoving fromTypeFeeSourceSummer23FW Lucía Corrales SevillaLoan returnMF Giulia Dragoni AS Roma Loan return–FW Bruna Vilamala Brighton & Hove AlbionLoan return20DF Martina Fernández EvertonLoan return 5 DF Laia Aleixandri Manchester CityTransferFree43DFCarla JuliàLevante BadalonaTransfer28MFAlba Caño Boston LegacyLoan Winter38MFEmilia Szymczak LiverpoolLoan return Total €000,000
Out PlayerMoving toTypeFeeSource Summer23MFIngrid Syrstad Engen OL LyonnesEnd of contract36GK Meri Muñoz EspanyolTransferFree35DF Judit Pujols VfL WolfsburgTransferFree–MF Weronika Araśniewicz VfL Wolfsburg Loan 25GK Ellie Roebuck Aston Villa Contract termination 16DF Fridolina Rolfö Manchester United Contract termination 33 FW Ona Baradad Espanyol End of contract –FW Bruna Vilamala Club AméricaTransferUndisclosed fee–MF Onyeka Gamero Bay FCTransferUndisclosed fee20DFMartina Fernández EvertonTransferUndisclosed fee–FWNoa OrtegaAtlético MadridTransfer–DFLaura MartínVillarreal Loan 28MFAlba Caño Boston LegacyTransferUndisclosed fee5DFJana Fernández London City LionessesTransfer€300,000MFGiulia Dragoni AS RomaLoan23FWLucía Corrales London City LionessesTransfer€500,00038MFEmilia Szymczak LiverpoolLoan Winter28MFAlba Caño Boston LegacyLoan return Total €800,000
Transfer summary Undisclosed fees are not included in the transfer totals.
Expenditure
Summer: €000,000
Winter: €000,000
Total expenditure: €000,000
Income
Summer: €800,000
Winter: €000,000
Total income: €800,000
Net totals
Summer: €800,000
Winter: €000,000
Total: €800,000
Pre-season and friendlies
Competitions Overall record
Current position Competition won
Liga F
League table
Results summary
Results by round
Matches
UEFA Women's Champions League
League phase
Knockout phase
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Copa de la Reina
Barcelona entered the competition in the Round of 16.
Supercopa de España Femenina
Copa Catalunya Femenina
Barcelona played, and won, the final of the previous season's Copa Catalunya Femenina in August 2025. They were unable to take part in the 2025–26 Copa Catalunya Femenina to defend this title, due to the competition once again excluding professional teams.
Statistics
Overall
.PlayerTotalDisciplineNotesAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsGoalkeepers1GKGemma Font120300010001600013GKCata Coll1702020001103202037GKTxell Font10000000001000Defenders2DFIrene Paredes18+413021009+13375304DFMapi León14+521020109+10332205DFLaia Aleixandri8+6320000051214108DFMarta Torrejón17+421+2000100+102621022DFOna Batlle16+624021009037300 23DF Aïcha Cámara17+1014+100+20103+5043110 32DF María Llorella1+2000000+10004000 40DF Adriana Ranera5+30000000008000Midfielders11MFAlexia Putellas16+994+13210011743204012MFPatricia Guijarro10+73401+1000703031014MFAitana Bonmatí10+570+1000004+202270016MF Clara Serrajordi19+711+311+10104+604326018MF Kika Nazareth13+13101+3210101+8141131119MFVicky López17+11105020007+3245121024MFEsmee Brugts17+563+21210+1011441124028MFAlba Caño0010000+1000200039MF Ainoa Gómez0+210000100+10410031MF Rosalía Domínguez1000000+10002000Forwards 6FWSydney Schertenleib21+782+210+20100+80439107FWSalma Paralluelo13+862+220+20004+343412009FWClàudia Pina17+10214+1120007+4245242010FWCaroline Graham Hansen15+6102+111+10109+2438151017FW Ewa Pajor18+5165321119+111413200 27FW Celia Segura0000000+10001000 35FW Martine Fenger3+830+1000000+1013300 42FW Natalia Escot0000000+10001000 38FW Laia Martret0+1000000+10002000 29FW Lúa Arufe0000000+100+10200043FWCarla Julià13+4610000+100+2021610 Players who left during the season but made an appearance 23FW Lucía Corrales00000010001000 38DF Emilia Szymczak0000000+10001000Own goals (0)
Goalscorers