Sevilla FC Femenino is about to make history with its first major sale from the women’s academy according to Ivana Lora Marín. Julia Torres, one of the club’s most promising young talents, is set to move to FC Barcelona, marking a milestone for both clubs and Spanish women’s football. Read more about the latest moves on our women’s football transfer news page.

Rising Talent: Julia Torres’ Path

The 17-year-old left-footed center-back has been part of Sevilla FC since she was 10 and is a regular for Spain’s U-19 team. Torres made her first-team debut last season and has featured in eight official matches this year.

Barcelona plans for her to integrate gradually into the first-team setup, initially registering her with Barcelona B. The transfer is in its final stages, with only minor contractual details remaining. Torres’ contract with Sevilla ran through 2027.

Sevilla Femenino Riding High

The timing of this transfer coincides with one of the strongest periods in Sevilla FC Femenino’s history. Under David Losada, the team sits fifth in Liga F, having already matched last season’s total wins with ten matches still to play.

Their recent 3-0 win at RC Deportivo ABANCA highlighted their defensive stability and attacking efficiency. Sevilla have kept eight clean sheets and scored 28 goals so far, showing clear progress compared to previous seasons.

International Interest

While Barcelona secured Torres’ signature, the player also attracted attention from Washington Spirit under Michele Kang. Ultimately, Torres opted to continue her development in Spain, joining one of the country’s top women’s teams.

A Landmark Transfer for Liga F

This deal is reportedly the largest transfer between two Liga F clubs to date, according to Zona Mixta. It underscores Sevilla FC’s commitment to developing homegrown talent and emphasizes the growing value of women’s football in Spain.

The transfer comes as Sevilla Femenino target European qualification, with a crucial match against Atlético de Madrid at Estadio Jesús Navas on the horizon.

Key Points

  • Julia Torres, 17, transfers from Sevilla FC to Barcelona.
  • First major sale from Sevilla Femenino’s youth system.
  • Barcelona will initially register her with the B team, with plans for first-team integration.
  • Largest Liga F transfer between two Spanish clubs to date.
  • Sevilla currently fifth in Liga F, aiming for European spots.

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