Cata Coll is the goalkeeper for Barça women's team. After a year on loan at Sevilla, the Balearic footballer knew how to wait for her moment until she became the undisputed starter – at Barça and for the Spanish national team. Hard work, consistency, and patience paid off for Cata Coll, considered one of the best goalkeepers of today. This, however, is a very delicate area in football and the blaugrana club has worked during the summer to strengthen the position.

If a fan wants to buy the official jersey of the Barça women's goalkeeper, Cata Coll, they won't find it. It doesn't exist in the club shop or on the club's website. Barça, a global benchmark in women's football, fills stadiums and racks up titles, but doesn't sell its goalkeeper's jersey. Even the club's own employees in the official stores are surprised: "We don't have it, I'd never really thought about it."

"I think I'm a person who really likes pressure," said Cata Coll on the show. In the Car. "It's the better I look and the better I play," the footballer continues in the conversation, saying that this is probably why she plays as a goalkeeper: "It's a position in which you are constantly under a lot of pressure. Many times it depends on you whether they score a goal or not." Born in Pòrtol (Mallorca) on April 23, 2001, Coll is the starting goalkeeper for Barça and the Spanish national team at just 23 years old. Despite her youth, her leadership skills and "the confidence she generates in her teammates," according to a former coach of hers, help to understand why she already has the most precious trophies in her hands, the Champions League and the World Cup.