FC Barcelona C (women)

The Barcelona women's Juvenil-Cadet team were successful in their 2021–22 season, but with the B team still containing homegrown talent and signing more players from other clubs for the 2022–23 season, few of the youth players would be able to advance within Barcelona's structure. The club wanted to bridge the gap between the youth and senior teams, and expand the development programme. For the 2022–23 season, a third Barcelona women's team was registered.[1][2][3] Four of the players registered had spent the 2021–22 season with one of Barcelona's girls' teams that came top of a boys' league,[4] while three players were incorporated from the Tarragona-based F.F. Base Reus youth team that had won the girls' first division.[5] As well as incorporating developing youth players, Viky Adrianova was also registered with the team, having played for the B team and being touted as the next Alexia Putellas in the years prior.[6] Magalí Capdevila played for the C and B teams, and was registered for the first team in the 2022–23 UEFA Women's Champions League.[7][8]

Barcelona Femení C entered the Catalan league system, operated by the Catalan Football Federation (FCF), in the second division, where they competed in group 3 (subdivided by region). Though only in their first season and comprising young players, the team had an indomitable hold on the league,[9][2] attracting much attention when their large goal differences were shared on social media.[10][11] Despite this, none of the team finished the season as the league's top goalscorer.[12] They mathematically won the league in April 2023, and were given a winner's reception at a sold-out Estadi Johan Cruyff on 30 April ahead of the first team match that saw them win the Liga F.[13]

They were promoted to the FCF first division for their second season, competing in group 2 (subdivided by region).[14] Both Adrianova and Magalí Capdevila received student grants to play college soccer in the United States in 2023, leaving ahead of the new season.[15][16] In the absence of first team players who were at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, much of the main C squad trained with the first and B teams during the 2023–24 preseason.[17]

As of 14 August 2023[18]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ESP Clara Raspall — GK  ESP Laia Oller — DF  ESP Aina Román — MF  ESP Maria Torres — MF  ESP Núria Pon — MF  ESP Meritxell Martín — MF  ESP Clara Casajuana — MF  ESP Júlia Sánchez — MF  ESP Gadea Blanco — MF  ESP Izarbe Grao — MF  ESP Montse Alabart — MF  ESP Raquel Capdevila

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ESP Maria Llorella — MF  ESP Emma Gálvez — MF  ESP Gisela Cabello — MF  ESP Paula Domínguez — MF  ESP Carla Cortés — MF  ESP Valentina Fernández — FW  ESP Cèlia — FW  ESP Marta Fernández — FW  ESP Lara Suárez — FW  ESP Claudia Gómez Martínez — FW  ESP Dana Yazbeck Morell

FC Barcelona Femení has several youth squads; the Femení Juvenil Cadete squad also compete in the Catalan leagues, as of 2023 in group 1 of the top youth division.[22][23] Several of the Juvenil players are also registered with and have played for the senior teams.

As of 14 August 2023[24]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ESP Meritxell Fuster — GK  ESP Rocio Romano — GK  ESP Adriana Ayats — DF  ESP Noah Bézis — DF  ESP Judit Pujols — DF  ESP Aïcha Cámara — DF  ESP Martina González — MF  ESP Laura Martín

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ESP Lorena Cubo — FW  ESP Daniela Martínez — MF  ESP Carlota Martins — FW  ESP Beatriz Pérez — FW  ESP Noa Ortega — FW  MAR Kautar Azraf — DF  ESP Noa Jiménez — FW  ESP Laia Guerrero

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