At the Ballon d'Or Gala held in London, the women's FCBarcelona was recognized as the best team in the world, while the men's Paris Saint-Germain received the title of best men's club. The award to Barça women, presented by president Joan Laporta, celebrated a historic season under the direction of PereRomeu, in which the club won a “poker” of titles and a Champions League with authority.
The Barça season was characterized by absolute dominance in Spain and Europe. In the FMoeve League, Barça finished with 87 points out of a possible 90, winning 29 of 30 games and scoring 130 goals while only giving up nine, with a goal difference of +121. The second place, Real Madrid, was fifteen points away. In the continental competition, the team beat OLLyon in the Champions League final with a resounding 4‑0, thanks to a double from EwaPajor and another from SalmaParalluelo, and the solid performance of CataColl in the goalkeeping positions. With this victory, Barça won its fourth Champions League, the sixth consecutive European final and placed itself among the most successful clubs in the competition.
In the FMoeve League, ClaudiaPina stood out as the top scorer with 21 goals in 27 games, while EwaPajor, with 16 goals, was also the best scorer in the Champions League, where she scored eleven goals and was chosen best player of the final. AlexiaMora, former captain and now of LondonCityLions, finished the competition with seven goals and seven assists, and was recognized as best player of the tournament. Norway's CarolineGrahamHansen provided speed and creativity from the wings, recording ten assists in the league.
Despite the injury of triple Ballon d'Or winner AitanaBonmatí, which limited her participation, the team maintained its level thanks to the strength of the squad and the collective response. The technical direction, headed by PereRomeu and supported by directors XaviPuig and ÁngelRuidalbas, managed the difficulties and continued to advance in the competition.
In his speech, Laporta thanked France Football, the institutions that organize the competitions and the fans, highlighting the work of the players, the coach and the club's staff. The recognition as the best women's team of the year reinforces Barça's position as a benchmark in world women's football and underlines the combination of individual talent, consistency and commitment that has taken the club to the top of the sport.