He arrived in 2019, brought in by Lluís Cortés, with the goal of "winning another league title." Six years later, he has left Barça after winning three Champions League titles, six league titles, five Copa de la Reina trophies, and five Super Cups. Rafael Navarro (El Pinell de Brai, 1986) has experienced all the successes of the women's first team firsthand. The Catalan—who was assistant coach to Lluís Cortés, Jonatan Giráldez, and Pere Romeu—took on the challenge of leading the Swiss national team last November. "The working tools I have here are quite similar to those I had at Barça. Besides that, the ideas I've tried to introduce are very well received by the Federation, which is open to making changes," he explained to ARA.