Real Madrid & Barcelona Sign Their Their Women Squads No. 16s

Clara Serrajordi Díaz

Clara Serrajordi Díaz has pure Barça DNA. Ever since she joined the blaugrana youth football system, she has shown an understanding of the game and outstanding ability, enabling her to control a game for the team.

Her qualities and performances with Barça Atlètic caught the attention of Pere Romeu, who began to include her in first team activities, and she went on to make her competitive debut on 7 February 2025 in the Copa Catalunya semi-final against AEM in Lleida.

A few months later she made her Liga F debut against Athletic Club on 19 May, the day the team lifted the trophy as champions. She would win more that summer though, as Spain U-19s were crowned European champions. Her performance in the final stood out, scoring a goal and providing two assists in the big 4-0 win over France. She was also included in the best 11 of the tournament. A summer earlier she was also crowned European champion with the Spain U-17s.

Summer 2025 also saw her become one of the sensations of preseason with the first team under Pere Romeu. Her key role in winning the Copa Catalunya, along with her development and talent, saw her join the first team squad full-time.

Clara Serrajordi can play in any of the three midfield roles. A physically powerful player, she is good at recovering possession and anticipation, but she can also carry the ball to break lines and has the technical ability to find the right teammate or go on herself. She has all the tools to develop further.

Ingrid Filippa Angeldahl

After months of rumors in the Swedish press, Real Madrid have officially announced their first signing for next season. It’s Filippa Angeldahl, a 26-year-old midfielder who arrives after her contract with Manchester City expired. The Swedish international will bolster the midfield, which has been weakened by the departures of Claudia Zornoza and Freja Siri. 

This is the first official signing for the white team, which is undergoing a real revolution as up to seven departures have been announced that will need to be replaced in this summer transfer window.

Following the announcement of Alberto Toril ‘s renewal as coach of the women’s team until 2026, the announcements of new reinforcements have arrived with the aim of designing a team with guarantees of continuing to grow and mature, in order to conquer the first titles.

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