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England defender Lucy Bronze will leave Barcelona this summer, the Spanish club have announced.
The 32-year-old right-back joined Barca from Manchester City in 2022 and will now depart after two trophy-laden seasons.
Bronze made 70 appearances for Barcelona, winning seven trophies, but will not renew her contract that expires on June 30.
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Bronze won seven titles out of a possible eight during her time in Spain, including the Womenβs Champions League, Liga F and Spanish Super Cup all twice alongside a Copa de la Reina.
A Barcelona statement read: βThe club wishes Lucy Bronze the best of luck and success in her new stage, both personally and professionally.β
England will still be represented at Barca despite Bronzeβs exit, with goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck having signed a deal with the club earlier this month and Keira Walsh also in the squad.
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