3️⃣ things to look out for as Chelsea face Barcelona in the Women's UCL

Leo Messi has expressed a desire to return to Barcelona, stating he would have liked to spend his entire career at the club. In an interview with 'Sport', Messi acknowledged his strong connection to Barcelona, although he currently sees himself only as a fan of the team that shaped his career.

Naomi Girma has been named to the US women's national team roster for upcoming friendlies against Italy on November 28 and December 1. The defender returns after recovering from a calf injury that sidelined her since the start of the season with Chelsea. Girma recently played in Chelsea's Champions League match against St Pölten and participated in a draw with Liverpool, marking her first involvement with the US team since July 2.

Barcelona is set to return to the Spotify Camp Nou this Saturday against Athletic Club after a 909-day absence due to renovation work. The match is highly anticipated by players and fans alike, marking a significant moment in the club's history.

Chelsea goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen is contemplating a move away from the club during the January transfer window in pursuit of regular playing time, as reported by Fabrizio Romano.

Manchester United rejected Chelsea's proposal to include players Romeo Lavia or Christopher Nkunku in a deal for Alejandro Garnacho. This decision highlights United's firm stance in transfer negotiations, particularly regarding their young talent.

Alejandro Grimaldo is once again a focal point in Spanish football, with both Barcelona and Bayern Munich showing interest in signing the experienced Bundesliga full-back. Journalist Matteo Moretto confirmed this development through MARCA, indicating heightened competition for Grimaldo's services as the transfer window approaches.

Athletic Club is set to face Barcelona in a crucial La Liga match this weekend, marking a significant return for Barcelona to the Spotify Camp Nou after two and a half years of absence. This match will be historic as Athletic Club becomes the first team to play against Barcelona at their home ground since the reopening.

Spain defender Jana Fernández discusses her transition from Barcelona to London City Lionesses, expressing excitement about embracing a new culture despite the challenges of leaving her previous club. She emphasizes her curiosity and readiness to be part of a new community.