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Real Madrid Prepares a Historic Signing: KO to Women's Barça of Pere Romeu

The white club plans a strategic move that could weaken Women's Barça and strengthen its future project

FC Barcelona Femenino is experiencing one of the best moments in its history. The team led by Pere Romeu not only wins, they dominate. The season progresses and the poker of titles is closer than ever, no one has been able to stop them, neither in the League nor in Europe.

The secret lies in their squad, players like Alexia Putellas and Aitana Bonmatí set the pace. The arrival of Ewa Pajor has been the icing on the cake, a lethal forward capable of deciding matches with a single play. Barça has it all: talent, structure, and ambition.

But Real Madrid doesn't want to be just a spectator. They seek to take a step forward and want to do it with a blow that hurts in Can Barça.

A player celebrates a goal on the field with arms outstretched, wearing the FC Barcelona uniform, while the crowd applauds in the background.
Ewa Pajor, the team's top scorer | Getty Images

A Promise on Real Madrid's Radar

Silently, Real Madrid closely follows the movements of their eternal rival. One in particular has caught their attention: the situation of Martina Fernández. A 20-year-old central defender, trained at La Masia, with a huge growth potential.

She is currently on loan at Everton, where she has gained prominence, her performance in the Women's Super League has been solid. So much so that several European clubs have already inquired about her. One of them could be Real Madrid.

It's not the first time they've tried to take her. According to Irati Vidal, they already tried last summer and although that time she chose to stay in Barcelona, the context is now different.

Barça's Dilemma

Before loaning her to Everton, Barça decided to renew Martina until 2026. A move that seemed to ensure her continuity. But it doesn't guarantee minutes and that could be the problem.

With a squad as powerful as the current one, there is little room for young players. Martina knows that her progression depends on playing. If Barça can't offer her that space, other options become attractive.

That's where Madrid sees a window. She wouldn't just be a useful player for the future, but also a symbol, a morale blow to the base of their rival.

Key Move of the Summer?

If Real Madrid manages to secure the signing of Martina Fernández, it won't be a simple addition. It will be a statement of intent.

The club knows they need more than good results: they need to build a solid project. Betting on young players, trained in the elite, is a clear path. Taking a gem from Barça would be a strong signal.

For now, everything is hanging in the air. Barça must decide if they count on Martina or let her go. Meanwhile, Madrid is ready to strike if there is the slightest opportunity.