Alexia Putellas considering move to London City Lionesses this summer
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: May 27, 2026, 5:17 PM
Last updated May 27, 2026

Barcelona midfielder Alexia Putellas is reportedly eyeing a transfer to London City Lionesses this summer. The move could have a significant impact on the Women's Super League, marking potentially the biggest signing in its history. Putellas has been a key player for Barcelona and her departure would alter the of European women's soccer. Discussions around the transfer are ongoing as the summer transfer window approaches its deadline.
- •Putellas is a Barcelona icon and two-time Ballon d'Or winner
- •London City Lionesses play in the Women's Super League
- •Her transfer could redefine WSL talent acquisitions
- •Timing aligns with the upcoming summer transfer window
- •The decision impacts both club and player trajectories
- 5:17 PMBBC Sport — Why Putellas to London City would be biggest signing in WSL history
"Barcelona icon Alexia Putellas is moving on this summer, so BBC Sport investigates the impact of a potential switch to London City Lionesses.
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