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The FC Barcelona women's team is establishing itself as a global reference, grabbing attention with spectacular performances and skyrocketing popularity. If this caught you, a thumbs up helps us a lot. We’re revealing how this momentum has transformed the landscape of women's football in Spain.
During a media day before the Champions League final against OL, twelve players, including Ballon d'Or winners Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas, faced the journalists. Events like this strengthen the bond between the players and the public, attracting nearly 70 journalists. In April, during the match against Real Madrid, a record attendance was set with 60,067 spectators at Spotify Camp Nou, despite high ticket prices.
Since 2015, Barça has invested in women's football, a choice that has reshaped the Spanish sports scene. Real Madrid even created its women's team to keep up with this trend. In 2023, the number of football licenses for women in Spain surpassed 100,000, a historic milestone. Catalonia boasts 20,659 female players, reflecting a 194% growth in women's teams over ten years. Barça's success is undeniably linked to this growing popularity.
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