Champions League winner Mapi León joins London City Lionesses, adding to exits from Barcelona
The Spain defender leaves Barcelona after winning 27 trophies and joins Alexia Putellas at the fast-rising Women’s Super League club.
- On Monday, defender Mapi Leon joined London City Lionesses on a three-year contract as a free agent, reuniting with former Barcelona teammate Alexia Putellas at the fast-rising club.
- Leon's nine-year tenure at Barcelona yielded 27 trophies and four Champions League titles, part of a summer exodus from the European champion that also included defender Ona Batlle's transfer to Arsenal.
- Leon cited the "interesting and attractive project" built by Michele Kang, owner of OL Lyonnes, as motivation to test herself in the English league after years playing in Spain.
- Under head coach Eder Maestre, Leon aims to contribute her leadership and experience to the squad as London City Lionesses seeks to improve on its sixth-place WSL finish from last season.
- With 50 international caps for Spain and a 2025 Nations League title, Leon joins the English league, which she believes is helping women's football develop and thrive globally.
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