- Lucy Bronze will leave Barcelona at the end of June
- Bronze amassed a remarkable trophy haul
- Her achievements extend beyond club football
Lucy Bronze, England’s decorated defender, will leave Barcelona at the end of June as her contract expires.
The 32-year-old joined the Catalan giants in 2022 and departs after a highly successful two-year spell. During her time at Barca, Bronze amassed a remarkable trophy haul, winning an impressive seven titles.
This includes the prestigious Champions League trophy, which she lifted twice with the Spanish club.
Prior to joining Barcelona, Bronze established herself as a world-class player with Manchester City and Lyon.
She previously played for City from 2014 to 2017 before a move to Lyon, where she dominated the Champions League, winning the competition three years in a row.
In 2020, she returned to City for a second stint before landing at Barcelona in 2022.
A mainstay for England, Bronze has racked up 123 caps for her national team.
Her achievements extend beyond club football, having been a key player in England’s historic Euro 2022 victory on home soil.
