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Spain Alexia Putellas is a distinguished attacking midfielder known for her leadership, goal-scoring ability, and winning mentality, making her an influential figure sought after for global brand partnerships.
Pepsi® announces global female football ambassadors - Alexia Putellas, Caroline Graham Hansen, Farah Jefry and Lauren James. Pepsi's new...
Mango, one of Europe's leading fashion groups, has signed Alexia Putellas, twice decorated as the world's best female footballer, as its new brand ambassador.
CUPRA and Alexia Putellas have joined forces with the FC Barcelona and Spanish national football team player becoming the newest member of the Spanish...
The cornerstone of this enhanced Nike x Alexia Putellas partnership will be a bespoke signature logo designed specifically for Alexia Putellas.
The versatile player born in 1994, who currently serves as captain of FC Barcelona, has collaborated in the past with Swiss watch brand Hublot...
That partnership – negotiated through UEFA's commercial agency UC3 – places PepsiCo's flagship brands Pepsi, Lay's and Gatorade front and centre...
Philips Ambilight TV is proud to announce the renewal of its partnership with FC Barcelona's football stars Robert Lewandowski and Alexia Putellas as Ambilight...
As of 2024, with Barcelona, Alexia has won eight league titles, eight Copas de la Reina and three UEFA Women's Champions League trophies. Her greatest success...
Alexia Putellas, born in Mollet del Vallès on February 4, 1994, began her football journey with Barcelona’s youth academy at age ten, then developed through Espanyol’s ranks before joining Levante in 2011. She moved to FC Barcelona in 2012 at 18, quickly becoming a central figure in the team. Her early career saw her contribute to Barcelona’s first Spanish title and score a notable solo goal in a Copa de la Reina final. Putellas consistently led Barcelona to multiple domestic titles and began to play a significant role in their Champions League campaigns.
Her career escalated dramatically in 2021 when she became the first woman to score a competitive goal at Camp Nou. In the same year, she captained Barcelona to their first UEFA Women’s Champions League trophy, scoring in the final. This achievement led to her receiving the UEFA Player of the Year, Best Midfielder in the Champions League, and the prestigious Ballon d’Or. She also earned the Sant Jordi Cross and the FIFA The Best award. The 2021/22 season continued her individual and team success, securing a domestic treble and retaining her UEFA Player of the Year, Ballon d’Or, and FIFA The Best awards, along with inclusion in the FIFPro XI.
In the summer of 2022, Putellas sustained a significant knee injury, sidelining her until April 2023. Despite this setback, she made a strong return, scoring in the 2024 Champions League final to help Barcelona secure their third European title. She played a crucial role in Spain’s 2023 World Cup victory and their 2023/24 UEFA Women’s Nations League triumph. Her leadership and skill, marked by an impressive left foot and creative playmaking, have established her as a prominent figure in women’s football.
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