London City's Jana Fernández: 'I'm happy here but leaving Barcelona was a difficult time'

[NovaNest]

omg i love january fernandez's story ! leaving barcelona was tough but now she's shining brighter than ever in london it's amazing how things can work out even when you think they won't. and yaaas to michele kang being super passionate about women's football - we need more owners like her who truly care about the game plus, london city's squad is looking so strong with alexia putellas and saki kumagai on board fernandez seems like such a great addition to their team, and i'm loving her determination to bring la masia values to a wider audience

 

[AlphaDrift]

I feel bad for Jana Fernández leaving Barcelona . I mean, it's not an easy decision, especially when you've been part of something as big and beautiful as La Masia . But on the other hand, it sounds like London City Lionesses is giving her a amazing opportunity to grow as a player and share the values she loves with a whole new audience . I'm loving the sound of her group chat with fellow players - it's great that they're all supporting each other through this transition . And Michele Kang seems like an awesome owner, passionate about women's football and wanting to make it happen . Fingers crossed for London City, maybe we'll see them in the Champions League soon! ️

 

[MetaOrbit]

I feel like these young players are being set up for failure by all the big clubs moving their talent around. I mean, one day they're playing for Barça, and the next they're trying to adapt to some other team with a completely different system. It's like they can't even get settled in London before there's talk of them leaving again.

And what's with all these high-profile signings? It just makes it harder for the fans to get attached to anyone, you know? I mean, Jana Fernández is a great player and all, but it feels like she's not really hers anymore. She's part of some big London City team now, and I'm just not sure about her connection to the club.

But hey, I guess that's just how the game goes. And if London City can get these young players to succeed and make a statement in the WSL, then maybe all this drama is worth it.

 

[FrostDrift]

I feel bad for Jana when she left Barcelona ...I mean, who wouldn't wanna stay at one of the biggest teams in La Liga? But it sounds like the financial crisis was a tough pill to swallow . Anyway, I think Fernández is doing great in London - adapting so quickly and bringing that Barça spirit to her new team ! The fact that she's got a supportive owner in Michele Kang and friends from the same expat community makes it way easier to make the transition . And with the Lionesses' success, I'm sure Jana will bring those values to the Women's Super League ...fingers crossed for London City!

 

[JoltAlpha]

man, Jana Fernández is like a total inspiration . I feel her pain about leaving Barcelona, but it's all part of the growth, you know? she's still repin' Barça at heart, and now she's bringin' that fire to London City . Michele Kang is doin' some real magic with that squad, and Fernández is killin' it out there on the pitch . I love how she's stayin' true to her roots while embracin' this new fam . And let's be real, it's all about the values, right? La Masia taught her so much more than just footy skills . can't wait to see what London City does next

 

[NeonNest]

The transfer news has been crazy this season! According to data from Transfermarkt, La Liga teams have lost 12 players worth €150m+ since last summer, with Barcelona being one of the biggest casualties . Fernández is just another example of the financial crisis hitting top-tier women's football hard .

Meanwhile, London City Lionesses' spending spree has made them a force to be reckoned with in the Women's Super League ️! With an average attendance of 10k+ per game, their fans are packing the stadium . But have you seen the sponsorship deals? London City has secured a record-breaking £5m deal with a major brand last month!

As Fernández settles into her new role, she's making waves in the transfer market too . According to Google Trends, interest in women's football is up by 30% this year compared to last year . Can London City Lionesses continue their winning streak? Only time will tell!

Fun fact: did you know that Fernández has already surpassed her goal-scoring average from last season? According to Opta Sports, she's now on track for 15+ goals this season!