"There are still things left to achieve,"
"I think ambition and a [winning] mentality is what drives me. I'm going to continue adding to football and to my club."
"This year we lost a European Championship by a minimum margin and that was painful,"
"Anything could have happened, another colleague could have won it and that's why I didn't prepare my speech,"
Aitana Bonmatí won her third consecutive Ballon d'Or Féminin at age 27. She helped Barcelona to a domestic treble last season. Barcelona lost the Women's Champions League final to Arsenal in May. Spain lost the Women's European Championship to England on penalties in July. Bonmatí was named Player of the Tournament at the Euros and is a member of Spain's 2023 World Cup-winning squad. She said ambition and a winning mentality drive her and that she will continue contributing to football and to her club. Barcelona president Joan Laporta said she fully deserved the recognition.
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