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Spanish defender Mapi León is loving life in England after swapping Barcelona for London City Lionesses - crumpets, beans and all.
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Spanish defender Mapi León is settling into English life with gusto - even if her beloved cat Bagheera hasn't made the journey yet.
The former Barcelona star sat down for her first in-depth chat since joining London City Lionesses. She's already a fan of crumpets and beans for breakfast. Priorities, clearly, are in order.
León is buzzing about the Women's Super League, as The Guardian reports. She highlighted the contrasts between English football and Spain's Liga F, pointing to a more physically competitive style and distinct tactical demands.
It's a shift she seems to relish rather than fear.
León was clear: leaving Barcelona was entirely her own decision. She stressed that individual needs matter in career development - no drama, just a professional choosing her next step.
With the WSL campaign on the horizon, León is determined to make an impact. A player of her calibre at London City Lionesses? That's quite the statement signing.
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