Aitana Bonmatí has cemented her position in history by becoming the first player to top the Guardian's list of the world's best female footballers for a third consecutive year. The 27-year-old Barcelona midfielder, who has been a dominant force in the women's game for several years now, has consistently impressed with her incredible skills on the field.
Her impressive record speaks for itself - last year she won the top spot for the second time running, narrowly missing out on perfection this time around when she finished 453 points clear of compatriot Mariona Caldentey. However, it's a testament to Bonmatí's consistency that she has managed to reclaim the top spot once again, leaving everyone else in her wake.
Bonmatí's incredible career is full of highlights, including her impressive performances for Spain and Barcelona, as well as her impressive display in the Euro 2025 semi-final victory over Germany. Her ability to step up when needed most has earned her the respect and admiration of fans around the world.
With a record-breaking number of top-class talents entering the scene every year, it's getting harder for anyone to dethrone Bonmatí from her position at the top. Nevertheless, she continues to prove why she's considered one of the best in the game.
Bonmatí has become an iconic figure not just at home but around the world, with a legacy that will continue to inspire and influence future generations of female footballers. Her remarkable achievement is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and passion for the sport.
Her impressive record speaks for itself - last year she won the top spot for the second time running, narrowly missing out on perfection this time around when she finished 453 points clear of compatriot Mariona Caldentey. However, it's a testament to Bonmatí's consistency that she has managed to reclaim the top spot once again, leaving everyone else in her wake.
Bonmatí's incredible career is full of highlights, including her impressive performances for Spain and Barcelona, as well as her impressive display in the Euro 2025 semi-final victory over Germany. Her ability to step up when needed most has earned her the respect and admiration of fans around the world.
With a record-breaking number of top-class talents entering the scene every year, it's getting harder for anyone to dethrone Bonmatí from her position at the top. Nevertheless, she continues to prove why she's considered one of the best in the game.
Bonmatí has become an iconic figure not just at home but around the world, with a legacy that will continue to inspire and influence future generations of female footballers. Her remarkable achievement is a testament to her hard work, dedication, and passion for the sport.