Barcelona recently achieved redemption from their setback in the Lisbon final, largely thanks to Claudia Pina, who has emerged from her role as a mere substitute to become an indispensable force on the field. Pina's ability to unstick challenging games was evident when she scored a decisive double against England while representing Spain, earning high praise from teammate Patri Guijarro for her innate goal-scoring talent.

In the recent encounter against Atlético at El Alcoraz, Pina further asserted her value as a starter, netting two crucial goals from the edge of the box, both celebrated with kissing the badge—marking them as the only goals for Barça. Her performance speaks volumes of the confidence bestowed upon her both by her club and national team, a sentiment she expressed to RTVE, emphasizing the return of trust with results on the pitch.

Pina's rise has been underscored by the strategic trust placed by Pere Romeu at the season's outset, coupled with her rigorous physical training during the summer and a growing maturity that her peers and coaches have noted. As the season concludes, the Barça academy product stands as a prominent figure, having been named MVP of the cup final and finishing as the second top scorer for Barcelona, trailing only behind Ewa Pajor's 42 goals with an impressive tally of 24.

Her partnership with Pajor was instrumental, as the Polish player set up the opening goal at the 25-minute mark. Pina acknowledged this advantage at halftime, stressing the need for continued pressure and maturity in play to secure more opportunities—a promise she kept by executing a remarkable volley.

Throughout the season, Pina has often been replaced by Zaragoza's Salma Paralluelo, a situation that has seen her emotional on the bench post-substitution. Nonetheless, Pina demonstrated resilience and readiness to support her team in any capacity, as she assured following the final. In a pivotal moment at El Alcoraz, Paralluelo was substituted for Graham Hansen, and Pina's relief was palpable—a testament to her outstanding season and Barcelona's collective triumph.

The celebrations in Huesca were emblematic of Barcelona's dominance, capturing another treble and affirming Pina's readiness to assume a starting role in critical matches, solidifying her reputation as a key player in the team's ongoing success.