Despite being preoccupied with contract discussions and lucrative offers from the world’s top women’s clubs, Alexia Putellas skillfully redirects conversations about her future to focus on the current global competition.

“I’m following the tournament very closely,” she shared. “The intensity, the stadium atmosphere, and the unexpected moments are always highlights for me. The World Cup has a unique way of creating unforgettable stories.”

Historically, Spain boasts two World Cup titles across its national teams. The men’s squad triumphed in 2010, while the women’s team currently holds the trophy after their victory at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.

“This would be an incredible feat for Spanish football,” Putellas noted. “Success at the international level demonstrates to young players that dreams can indeed become reality. If both the men’s and women’s national teams achieve global success, it sends a powerful message to the next generation: Spanish football remains a worldwide benchmark.”

As the men’s World Cup progresses, Putellas is backing Spain while also viewing the tournament as a crucial catalyst for the global expansion of football.

“Every successful football tournament contributes to the sport’s global advancement,” Putellas stated. “When fans engage with international football, that enthusiasm often carries over to other competitions as well.”

“I am confident that a successful men’s World Cup generates even more anticipation for the women’s event and draws new audiences to women’s football,” she added.

Putellas’s upcoming club decision will undoubtedly be heavily influenced by which destination best prepares her for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027, scheduled for next summer. Putellas and Spain have already secured their qualification for this prestigious event, having triumphed in Group A3 of the UEFA Women’s European Championship qualifiers.

The Spanish international’s teammates secured their spot in June by dominating their group with a convincing 6-1 victory over Iceland.

Putellas has once again collaborated with Lay’s this year as part of their “No Lay’s, No Game” campaign, a partnership born from the shared passion of the brand and football supporters.

“The game simply isn’t the same without the passion, energy, and unwavering support of the fans,” Putellas emphasized. “What makes the World Cup so special is its power to unite the entire football community. It’s one of those rare occasions where fans globally share the same emotions, celebrate identical moments, and collectively forge unforgettable memories.”

Typically, it is Putellas herself signing jerseys for young aspiring players or being cheered by her adoring fans. This time, however, she will savor the tournament from the stands.

“I hope to attend several matches,” she revealed. “Being in the stadium during a World Cup is an incredible experience; you truly feel the energy and passion of the supporters. For now, I’m taking things day by day and enjoying the tournament as it unfolds.”

Putellas recently experienced the electric atmosphere of Los Angeles Stadium firsthand, witnessing Spain’s dominant 3-0 victory over Austria in the Round of 16. This marked her first in-person attendance at a World Cup match this tournament.

Whether she is relishing the World Cup as a dedicated fan or meticulously planning new triumphs for her own supporters as she contemplates her next career move, Putellas consistently maintains control of the ball – a perpetually advantageous position on the global football stage.