Barça For All

Alexia Putellas leaves Barcelona on her own terms, closing out an era defined by excellence, leadership, and transformation. In this episode, we look at the legacy she built at Barça and across women’s football, from becoming a global icon to helping shape one of the most dominant teams the sport has ever seen.We also break down Barcelona’s historic quadruple and what it says about the club’s present and future. With Alexia moving on and a new chapter beginning, what comes next for Barça? How does the team carry forward the standard she helped set? And which players are ready to lead the next era?This episode is a tribute to Alexia’s influence and a look ahead at the future of Barcelona. It’s about legacy, transition, and the challenge of staying great after one of the game’s defining voices steps away.

Kelsie, Borja and Rajesh review the UWCL final and the recent happenings around Barca Femeni

Join hosts Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh as they dive into the latest updates on Barca Femeni! Barca Femeni reached another Champions League final by handing Chelsea one of their heaviest defeats in the UWCL Knockout tie, a preview of the UWCL final against Arsenal, the transfer of Laia Aleixandri, what worked under Perer, how some of the players have improved this season and much more.

Join hosts Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh as they dive into the latest updates on Barca Femeni! Keira Walsh’s attitude during the Supercopa celebrations hinted at her upcoming transfer to Chelsea. We discuss the move, Lyon’s failed talks with Barca for Ingrid Engen, and the Klara Bühl rumors. On the pitch, it’s been a month of highs and lows: a dominant 3-0 win over Manchester City and Supercopa triumphs against Atleti and Real Madrid (y la manita), but also a shocking league loss to relegation-zone Levante—their first league defeat in over a year and a half, and their first-ever loss at Estadi Johan Cruyff. We analyze what this means for the team and share our overall thoughts on Pere Romeu’s management.

Join hosts Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh as they dive into the latest updates on Barca Femeni! In this episode, they break down the structure of the team, Ballon d'Or, what has not worked for Pere and much more

Join hosts Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh as they dive into the latest updates on Barca Femeni! In this episode, they break down the exciting signing of Kika Nazareth, analyze the team's preseason performance, and discuss the impact of the Olympics on the squad. The trio also speculates on potential Ballon d'Or candidates, highlights new arrivals and standout players from the preseason, and shares their insights on what to expect from Barca Femeni in the 24/25 season.

In this episode, we cover the signing of Ewa Pajor and Ellie Roebuck, Mariona officially leaving the club, Jona and Paños saying their goodbyes with Paños most likely leaving to a Mexican team, the renewals for Barca Femeni B, Keira has interest from Arsenal and could mean us trying to bring back Laia Aleixandri, Kika Nazareth rumors, rival watch and much more

Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh discuss the UWCL triumph including the pre-match talk, incredible atmosphere, thoughts on the XI, interesting choice to bench Ona, first 15 minutes and how the first 15 minutes went, Aitana's goal and all that happened after, Alexia capping off the tie with her trademark goal, Barcelona POTM, Sonia Bompastor lamented there not being a lot of OL fans at the match and to find a way to be followed in France

Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh talk about the renewal of Alexia Putellas and what it means to Barca and its future, Viv Miedema leaving Arsenal and is likely to be replaced by Mariona, Julia Bartel going to Chelsea, Mapi back training with the group, Mexican tour, Copa de la Reina and the preview of the big UWCL final clash against Lyon

Kelsie, Borja, and Rajesh discussed the transfer news including Lauren Hemp's renewal with Manchester City, Ewa Pajor almost guaranteed to sign for FC Barcelona Femeni, Aitana Bonmati winning the Laureus Sportswoman of the Year, the first female footballer to win it, Mapi now back in individual training, Barça b won the league, Analysis of the Semifinal against Chelsea including both home and away legs and British journalists headloss after the tie