Olga García, a legend of FC Barcelona and Spanish women’s football, shared on Friday that she will be playing her final professional game on April 28 at the age of 31. The former Barça player, who holds the honor of being one of the top 10 players with the most appearances in the culé shirt, played 205 games in the 7 seasons she was part of the first team, scoring 94 goals. After 21 years as a professional, she has decided to retire. Olga started her career at the PBB of La Roca, then moved to Mataró before joining the youth ranks of Barça and eventually making it to the first team. During her time at Barça, she won 12 titles, including four Queen’s Cups, two Leagues, and 6 Catalunya Cups. She was promoted to the first team in the 2010-11 season under Xavi Llorens. Currently a member of DUX Logroño, Olga shared her farewell message through a video on social media:
Olga García, a legend of FC Barcelona and Spanish women’s football, shared on Friday that she will be playing her final professional game on April 28 at the age of 31. The former Barça player, who holds the honor of being one of the top 10 players with the most appearances in the culé shirt, played 205 games in the 7 seasons she was part of the first team, scoring 94 goals. After 21 years as a professional, she has decided to retire. Olga started her career at the PBB of La Roca, then moved to Mataró before joining the youth ranks of Barça and eventually making it to the first team. During her time at Barça, she won 12 titles, including four Queen’s Cups, two Leagues, and 6 Catalunya Cups. She was promoted to the first team in the 2010-11 season under Xavi Llorens.
Currently a member of DUX Logroño, Olga shared her farewell message through a video on social media:
