With Barcelona Femeni one step away from securing a historic quadruple, Alexia Putellas looks promising to add another Ballon d’Or to her illustrious cabinet. The Spanish international has been instrumental in Barcelona claiming their seventh straight Liga F title last month. In fact, they have won 41 of their 45 games this season across all competitions.
Despite the club going through financial turbulence, the women’s team of Barcelona has managed to live up to the expectations, winning the Supercopa de España and Copa de la Reina, along with the domestic league.
Alexia Putellas Stats In 2025-26 Season
Despite a motivated performance following an ACL injury, Alexia Putellas lost the Ballon d’Or last year to Barcelona teammate Aitana Bonmati, who won her third. But this time, Putellas may stand atop the podium after her dominant show. She has made 41 appearances for Barcelona Femini this term, registering 20 goals and 12 assists.
Putellas has also represented the Spain women’s national team in eight matches and scored three times. If Barcelona manage to win their fourth Women’s Champions League, Putellas should be the top contender to win the Ballon d’Or Féminin for the third time.
When Did Alexia Putellas Last Win The Ballon d’Or?
The Spanish playmaker continues to thrive at the age of 31. Coming back from injuries, Putellas logged 27 goals and 21 assists last season as Barcelona clinched a domestic treble and finished as the runners-up in the Champions League. However, Bonmati edged her in the Ballon d’Or rankings.
Before suffering an ACL injury in 2022, Putellas won two Ballon d’Ors in a row. But frequent injury issues limited her playing time in the following seasons.
Alexia Putellas Barcelona Career
The Spanish star has played 511 matches for Barcelona Femeni since her first-team debut in 2012. She was part of the team that lifted the Women’s Champions League title for the first time in the club’s history. Putellas has scored 234 goals in her 14 seasons at the Catalan city. The Barcelona captain has won as many as 31 trophies, including 10 league titles.
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