The Blaugrana squad, widely regarded as a global powerhouse in women's football, is set to play at the Estadio de Gran Canaria this Saturday against Atlético de Madrid. The team aspires to lift its twelfth Copa title, in a season where they have already demonstrated their superiority across various competitions.

The FC Barcelona roster features a remarkable concentration of talent, including players who have been awarded a combined five Ballon d'Or trophies. This level of excellence makes the team a formidable opponent, especially in national tournaments, where their hegemony is almost undisputed.

The club's success has been built on a strong commitment to its youth academy and a distinctive playing style that has even influenced the Spanish national team. Although their first major title, also a Copa de la Reina, dates back to 1994, the team's true breakthrough occurred from 2011 onwards, marking the beginning of an era of consecutive triumphs. Since then, they have accumulated eleven League championships, eleven Copas, and six Spanish Super Cups. In the European arena, after winning their first Champions League, they have added two more, and on May 23, they will play another continental final in Oslo against Lyon.

The club is also proud to have developed two global stars from its academy who have become sporting icons. These two players have been central to the last five Ballon d'Or awards, establishing themselves as benchmarks of FC Barcelona's success and playing style. Their presence in Gran Canaria adds a special appeal to the final, where they will seek to add another chapter to their impressive careers.