Gemma Font
GK
About Font
Early Life & Background
Gemma Font Oliveras was born on October 23, 1999, in Tagamanent, Catalonia, Spain. She began her football journey at a young age, joining FC Barcelona's youth academy, La Masia, in 2013 at just 13 years old. Over the next several years, Font honed her skills as a goalkeeper, progressing through the cadet and juvenile categories while making initial appearances in youth competitions.
Club Career
Font's professional career took off when she made her first-team debut for FC Barcelona Femení during the 2018/19 season in a Catalonia Cup match. She became an integral part of the squad, particularly noted for her contributions in the 2024/25 season where she made eight appearances and conceded only two goals. Since joining the first team, Font has helped Barcelona secure a remarkable 22 titles, including three UEFA Women's Champions League titles and five Liga F championships from 2020/21 to 2024/25. Her consistent performances have solidified her role as a reliable backup goalkeeper behind Cata Coll.
International Career
On the international stage, Gemma Font has represented Spain at the U23 level, earning five caps since 2022. Additionally, she has made two appearances for the Catalonia national team, showcasing her talent beyond club football. While she has yet to participate in major international tournaments, her potential continues to grow as she gains experience.
Playing Style
Font is known for her agility and shot-stopping ability, making her a formidable presence in goal. Her quick reflexes and composure under pressure allow her to command the penalty area effectively. As a goalkeeper, she stands out for her ability to read the game and make crucial saves, contributing significantly to her team's defensive strength.
Honours & Achievements
Throughout her career, Gemma Font has amassed an impressive collection of 22 major trophies, including three UEFA Women's Champions League titles and five Liga F championships. Her contributions to FC Barcelona Femení have not only elevated her status within the team but also established her as a key figure in women's football in Spain.