Ingrid Engen is leaving Barcelona
- Barcelona confirmed the departure of Norwegian midfielder Ingrid Engen on its Instagram account today, writing: Ingrid Engen will not continue at FC Barcelona. The Club wishes her the best of luck in the future, both personally and professionally.
- Engen herself bid farewell to the Curlers with a touching message to fans on her account, as well as to her teammate and partner Mapi Léon.
- There was speculation about the Norwegian's departure as early as winter, with OL Lyoness and London City Lionesses reportedly interested in signing her.
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