Martina Fernández (Ordis, 2004) She had to pack her bags in the summer to leave Barça. After a six-month loan to Everton, the English team signed her permanently, where she is a regular starter in the center of defense. "When I arrived on loan in January of last year, I wanted every possible minute, to grow as a footballer and improve in areas I couldn't at Barça, like defending in the box and certain aspects that aren't as prevalent in Barcelona. But my goal was always to return to Barça, because it's my dream, it's where I want to end up playing, and I'll work hard to try and make it happen."

The economic situation with the fair play Barça's overstretched budget affects all of the club's professional teams, and the women's team, despite being the only one making a profit, has not been exempt from the cuts either. Not having won the Champions League also affects its budget. As of next Monday, July 28, Pere Romeu currently has only 18 players at his disposal, in addition to the reserve team players who will participate in preseason. The purchase price and a percentage of the capital gain (profit that Everton may obtain) from a future sale.