If scoring your first goal for Barça is already special, imagine doing it in a historic stadium like the Nuevo Los Cármenes. That must have been what Aïcha Camara was thinking, as she opened her account for the Blaugrana and celebrated with her hands on her head and a look of disbelief. Pere Romeu's team, with precision, rhythm, and attacking ideas, played a great match before the international break and took the victory away to Granada (0-2). Graham Hansen, who had to leave the field due to discomfort, scored the other goal.

Having turned 19 on December 11th, Aïcha Camara (Sabadell, 2006) has become a key player for Pere Romeu's Barça. The defender has only missed four matches in her first season in the top flight and has featured in the last ten games across La Liga and the Champions League. Born in Can Puiggener, one of the poorest neighborhoods in Sabadell, the footballer has capitalized on injuries and a relatively thin squad to secure a place in the first team. Through hard work and consistency, she not only plays for the best team in Liga F, but also indirectly puts a vulnerable urban area on the map. just as Lamine Yamal does with Rocafonda. "Aïcha is a hard-working, family-oriented, and very approachable person," sources at the Joan Gamper Training Ground say about the Barça defender, who could have another opportunity to shine in Europe this Wednesday in the match against Paris FC (9 p.m., TV3 and Disney Plus).