Clàudia Pina Breaks Into the EA Sports FC 26 Women’s Team of the Year

After a sensational season, Clàudia Pina has established herself as one of the standout names in the EA Sports FC 26 Women’s Team of the Year (TOTY). The FC Barcelona Femení forward earned her place following a dominant 2025 campaign in which she made a decisive impact both collectively and individually.

Pina secured her spot in the new attacking trident of the Women’s TOTY thanks to her clinical finishing and remarkable consistency throughout the season. Her inclusion highlights the continued influence of Spanish football in the Team of the Year and confirms her rise as one of the most decisive attackers on the international stage.

The Barcelona attacker closed the 2024–25 season as a key piece of the Blaugrana frontline. Her ability to deliver in decisive moments and her chemistry with the rest of the attack proved crucial to the club’s sustained success across all competitions.

EA Sports’ recognition rewards not only her impressive statistics, but also her influence within the game itself, where her TOTY card is expected to become one of the most sought-after items among the global community. Pina formed a lethal partnership with Ewa Pajor, as the duo combined for 69 goals across competitions.

That explosive offensive output powered Barcelona to a historic quadruple of domestic titles during the 2024–25 season, further cementing the club’s dominance in women’s football. Pina’s performances placed her ahead of several established stars and earned her a deserved place in the Women’s Team of the Year, confirming that she is currently enjoying the best form of her career.

With this honor, Clàudia Pina takes another step forward in her international consolidation and firmly establishes herself among the elite figures of modern women’s football. Her inclusion in the FC 26 TOTY reflects steady evolution, growing maturity, and an attacking influence that now extends from the pitch into the virtual world—symbolizing a season that marked a true turning point in her career.