Alba Redondo has completed her move to Juventus from Real Madrid, with the Italian club acquiring the Spanish midfielder for just €150,000. The transfer marks the end of a disappointing two-year spell at the Santiago Bernabéu, where the 29-year-old struggled to replicate the form that made her one of the top scorers in Spain's women's league during her time at Levante.
Redondo joined Real Madrid in 2024 as a highly-regarded talent, but limited playing time forced her hand. The midfielder grew increasingly concerned that continued absence from regular competition would jeopardise her selection for Spain's upcoming World Cup squad. Her departure underscores Real Madrid's underutilisation of a player who arrived with significant pedigree, as the minimal fee demonstrates how quickly her market value deteriorated at Los Blancos.
Juventus Rebuild Under Guerrero
The move represents part of Juventus' ambitious project to reassert themselves in women's football under Spanish coach Guerrero. The Old Lady have invested heavily in this transfer window, bringing in Redondo alongside fellow Spanish talent Julia Bartel, plus additions Cyla and Khelifi. This recruitment drive signals Juventus' determination to challenge for domestic and continental honours after recent seasons of underperformance in the Italian women's game.
Redondo's arrival provides Juventus with experienced midfield depth as they aim to compete at the highest level. Her journey from Levante prospect to Real Madrid underperformer to Juventus signing illustrates how quickly circumstances can shift in women's football. The midfielder now has an opportunity to rebuild her career in Serie A, where regular playing time could restore her confidence and international standing ahead of major tournaments.
