Wilfred II Borrell, Count of Barcelona

Wilfred II Borrell (Catalan Guifré II Borrell; c. 874 – 26 April 911) succeeded his father Wilfred the Hairy in 897 as count of Barcelona, Girona and Ausona. His father's lands were divided among his sons, and Wilfred governed his three counties with his younger brother Sunyer, who was then a minor under his guardianship.

He was the last Catalan count to swear vassalage to a Frankish king. In 898 he married Gersenda, daughter of Odo of Toulouse, by whom he left a daughter but no son.

He founded the monastery of Sant Pau del Camp in Barcelona and was buried there after his death in 911, when his counties passed to Sunyer.