When Clara Serrajordi (Llinars del Vallès, 2007) was told she was nominated for the Kopa Trophy, her reaction was spontaneous and natural. "Was it today?", said the young midfielder, surprised by the news. A response that shows what the blaugrana is like in her day-to-day life. "She is a person who experiences everything with great calm, serenity, and a cool head, with great normality", they explain from her inner circle. In one year, Serrajordi has gone from playing with the Barça reserve team to being a starter in a Champions League final against Olympique Lyonnais (4-0). In fact, the Catalan became the youngest player in the club [counting men's and women's teams] to start in a Champions League final. She did it at 18 years and 167 days old.

Injuries at Barça have paved the way for a new generation of young footballers who have proven more than ready to compete at the elite level. Clara Serrajordi once again led the Blaugrana midfield, and with a goal and two assists, demonstrating her excellent vision, she guided the team to victory at Alavés (1-6), the only Second Division team remaining in the competition after Europa League's elimination against Athletic Bilbao. The Catalan side got the job done in their last match of 2025 – which they close with a 90% win rate – and continue their journey in the Copa de la Reina.