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The Spanish star is fit again and primed for a Champions League showdown with Arsenal after recovering from a broken leg.
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Aitana Bonmatí is fit, firing, and ready to terrorise Arsenal. The Spanish maestro has clawed her way back into the Barcelona squad after breaking her leg a year ago - a nightmare injury that kept her sidelined until April.
She missed the opening weeks of this campaign too, only returning at the end of September. Six appearances later, she notched her first assist of the season against Badalona. Not bad for someone who was in a boot not long ago.
Now comes the big one. Bonmatí is expected to start when Barcelona face Arsenal in the UEFA Women's Champions League - a rematch of the 2025 final.
Coach Pere Romeu insists both sides have evolved since that showdown. His Barcelona certainly have. They're the only team in this season's Champions League with a flawless record, as ESPN reports.
Not everything is rosy, mind. Defender Irene Paredes could make a comeback, but record signing Kerolin Nicoli faces a month on the sidelines with a calf problem. Players, as the saying goes, are not robots.
Still, with Bonmatí pulling the strings again, Barcelona look every bit the side to beat.
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