Alexia Putellas Wins the Ballon d’Or Féminin: Third Title for the Record-Holder

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Alexia Putellas has risen to become the third three-time winner of the Ballon d’Or Féminin. The London City Lionesses midfielder now shares the record with her compatriot Aitana Bonmatí, whose third title has also been confirmed by the BBC and The Athletic.

For you, that means: The coveted award is not going to a FC Barcelona player again, although Putellas continues to be described as a Spanish national team player and former Barca teammate. The title comes in London, where she now plays for the City Lionesses.

Why Putellas’ Third Title Is Especially Significant

The key point is the shared record. Putellas and Bonmatí have now won the Ballon d’Or Féminin three times each. There is therefore no sole record-holder, but two players with the same number of the highest individual awards in women’s football.

The BBC also reports that Putellas won her third title for a record-equalling achievement. The Athletic highlights that the London midfielder has now followed her Spanish teammate Bonmatí. Both sources therefore agree on the central point.

What Putellas’ Move to London Means

With her title, Putellas makes her mark with London City Lionesses. According to The Athletic, the midfielder is now active there; the BBC also describes her as a player for the London club.

The honour therefore connects two stages of her career: Barcelona and Spain shaped her path so far, while she wins her third Ballon d’Or as a Londoner. The two sources provide no further background on her club career or the voting results.

For fans, the third title is therefore more than another entry on a list of achievements: it marks the conclusion of a remarkable record hunt and also shows how far Putellas’ career has now extended beyond FC Barcelona.

The sources report the win, the third title and the record tie. They do not provide an official URL for the award ceremony or a complete ranking.