Amazon Prime Video has revealed that a documentary on Spanish football star Alexia Putellas will be released later this year.
The TV series will include interviews with some of the sport’s most renowned players and managers, including Aitana Bonmati, Robert Lewandowski and Xavi.
Who is Alexia Putellas?
Putellas plays for Barcelona as well as the Spanish national team and is regarded as one of the best footballers on the planet.
The 28-year-old is Spain’s most-capped player ever and has made almost 400 appearances for Barca since joining in 2012.
As of now, she has the second most all-time appearances for Barcelona and is their second top scorer ever, after former striker Jenni Hermoso.
Putellas is also the current holder of the Women’s Ballon d’Or and is the reigning UEFA Women’s Player of the Year.
Alexia Putellas has been included in the GiveMeSport Women power rankings for 2021
When is the Alexia Putellas documentary coming out?
An exact date for release has not been announced, but we do know the title of the series.
The show will be called: ‘Alexia: Labor Omnia Vincit’ and will be in three parts.
What will the Alexia Putellas documentary be about?
The show will shed a light on Putellas’ remarkable rise from an aspirational child to a football superstar.
Many of Putellas’ teammates and coaches share their thoughts on the midfielder, including current Barcelona head coach Jonatan Giraldez and former coach Xavi Llorens.
If you want to know more about the documentary, then check out the trailer below.
WATCH: Alexia: Labor Omnia Vincit trailer
How can I watch the Alexia Putellas documentary?
The documentary will be released on Amazon Prime Video and will premiere exclusively in Spain, Latin America and Portugal.
Will Putellas win the Ballon d’Or this year?
Putellas missed Euro 2022 earlier this summer with an ACL injury and remains out of action.
However, she is still favoured by many to win the Ballon d’Or Féminin for the second year in a row.
Indeed, the 28-year-old inspired her team to a domestic treble –– scoring 34 goals from midfield.
BARCELONA, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 10: Alexia Putellas of FC Barcelona scores his side's 2nd goal during the UEFA Women's Champions League group C match between FC Barcelona and 1899 Hoffenheim at Estadi Johan Cruyff on November 10, 2021 in Barcelona, Spain. (Photo by Eric Alonso/Getty Images)
According to L’Equipe, Puellas is the favourite for the award, after they held a fan vote. The Spaniard received 26.4 per cent of the public vote for the women’s prize, while Real Madrid star Karim Benzema received 63.9 per cent of the men’s vote.
The winners of the Ballon d’Or are decided by the coaches and captains of the national teams under FIFA’s jurisdiction, along with a number of international journalists.
At present, the system is based on positional voting, with each voter allotted five points, three points and one point. The three finalists are then ordered based on the total number of points they receive.