Barcelona nears record deal for Man City's Kerolin in transfer
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 22, 2026, 4:56 PM
Last updated Jul 22, 2026

Barcelona is close to signing Brazilian forward Kerolin from Manchester City for €1.5m (£1.28m). This transfer would break Barcelona's previous record by over 200% and become the largest fee received by a Women's Super League (WSL) club. Kerolin, who joined City in January 2025, scored nine goals in 15 WSL matches last season, contributing to City's first league title since 2016. The move follows significant losses for Barcelona, including two-time Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas leaving for London City Lionesses. Barcelona aims to strengthen its attack with this acquisition amid a shift in women's football dynamics.
- •Barcelona targets Kerolin to boost their attacking options.
- •The fee of €1.5m would set a new WSL record.
- •Kerolin had nine goals for Manchester City last season.
- •Barcelona experienced key player departures this summer.
- •They aim to maintain dominance in women's football despite recent losses.
"Barcelona are close to signing Brazilian forward Kerolin from Manchester City for a fee of €1.5m (£1.28m).
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