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RANKED: Top 30 women's players of the European season

What a season it has been for European women's football. The Champions League campaign was certainly a memorable one, with some thrilling ties throughout the knockout stages and an enthralling introduction to the league phase format, with stars aplenty shining on the biggest stage before Barcelona beat Lyon in the final.

FC Barcelona v OL Lyonnes - UEFA Women's Champions League Final 2026

Leon & Batlle follow Putellas through Barcelona exit door

Barcelona have officially confirmed that defensive stalwarts Mapi Leon and Ona Batlle will depart the club when their contracts expire at the end of next month. The news marks a significant shift for the European champions, coming just days after club legend Alexia Putellas also announced her intention to seek a new challenge away from Catalunya.

WSL next? Barca confirm departure of Ballon d'Or winner Putellas

Two-time Ballon d’Or winner Alexia Putellas will leave Barcelona at the end of the season after a historic 14-year spell. The legendary midfielder’s departure has sparked intense speculation about a potential move to the Women’s Super League in England, as the Spanish giants prepare to bid an emotional farewell to their iconic captain and all-time top scorer.

Arsenal WFC v FC Barcelona - UEFA Women's Champions League Final

Where to watch and live stream UEFA Women's Champions League soccer

An all-you-need-to-know guide on how to watch every UEFA Women's Champions League game broadcast live online and on US TV

Putellas wins Women's Champions League Player of the Season

Barcelona captain Alexia Putellas has officially been named the 2025-26 UEFA Women's Champions League Player of the Season. The Spanish midfielder reclaimed her status as the finest player on the continent following a sensational knockout campaign that saw the Blaugrana secure their fourth European title.

Barcelona Lyon Champions League 2026 Winners Losers GFX

Elation for Pajor & heartbreak for Heaps as Barca win UWCL

Redemption. That's what Barcelona were looking for in Oslo on Saturday. After losing the Champions League final last year, the Catalans were back in the showpiece event 12 months on and they got what they were after and then some, beating eight-time winners Lyon 4-0 to emphatically reclaim the status of champions of Europe.

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Pos	Squadra	G	V	P	S	GF	GS	+/-	Pt.	Forma
1	Barcelona	30	29	0	1	130	9	121	87	V V V V V
2	Real Madrid Femenino	30	23	3	4	65	18	47	72	V V V V D
3	Real Sociedad	30	20	6	4	61	27	34	66	V S V V V
4	CD Tenerife	30	14	12	4	49	22	27	54	V D S D V
5	Atletico Madrid Femenino	30	14	9	7	63	39	24	51	S D S V V

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