GITNUXREPORT 2026

Real Statistics

Founded in 1902, Real Madrid is a legendary and trophy-rich football club.

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Key Statistics

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Real Madrid's all-time top scorer is Cristiano Ronaldo with 450 goals.

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The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium has a capacity of 81,044 after renovations.

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Real Madrid's highest transfer fee paid was €222 million for Jude Bellingham in 2023.

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The club's revenue for 2022–23 season was €831 million.

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Real Madrid has over 500 million social media followers across platforms as of 2024.

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The average attendance at Bernabéu in 2023–24 was 80,123 per match.

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Real Madrid's squad market value is €1.27 billion as of October 2024.

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The club has won 102 official trophies in total.

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Real Madrid's longest winning streak is 15 matches in 2016.

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The most expensive ticket for a UCL final at Bernabéu was €1,500 in 2010.

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Real Madrid Castilla has promoted to Segunda División 5 times.

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The club's mascot, Emperador, was introduced in 2007.

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Real Madrid rejected a €1 billion offer for stadium naming rights in 2022.

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The Bernabéu will host the 2026 Club World Cup opening match.

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Real Madrid's women’s team was founded in 2020 and won the Liga F in 2023–24.

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The academy La Fábrica covers 120 hectares and develops 11 youth teams.

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81,044 Bernabeu capacity

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€831m revenue 2022-23

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€1.27b squad value

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Real Madrid won the Copa del Rey 20 times, most recently in 2023.

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Real Madrid's double (La Liga and Copa del Rey) achievements total 5 times.

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In the 2022–23 Copa del Rey final, Real Madrid defeated Osasuna 2–1.

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Real Madrid won the Copa de la Liga once in 1985 against Atlético Madrid.

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The Supercopa de España has been won by Real Madrid 13 times.

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Real Madrid's biggest Copa del Rey win was 9–0 vs. Cultural Leonesa in 1936.

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Hugo Sánchez scored 4 hat-tricks in Copa del Rey during his Real Madrid tenure.

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Real Madrid has reached the Copa del Rey final 29 times.

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In 2013–14, Real Madrid won the Copa del Rey 2–1 against Barcelona.

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Real Madrid's youth team won the Copa del Rey Juvenil 23 times.

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The club has won the UEFA Super Cup 5 times, most recently in 2022.

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Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 4–1 in the 1990 Supercopa de España.

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Real Madrid has 20 Copa del Generalísimo titles (old name for Copa del Rey).

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In total, Real Madrid has 72 domestic trophies including 36 La Liga and 20 Copas.

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20 Copa del Rey titles

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2023 Copa del Rey win 2-1 vs Osasuna

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13 Supercopa de España wins

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9-0 Copa del Rey win 1936

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5 doubles La Liga + Copa

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1 Copa de la Liga 1985

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29 Copa del Rey finals

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2014 Copa del Rey 2-1 vs Barcelona

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23 Copa del Rey Juvenil wins

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5 UEFA Super Cups

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Real Madrid won 15 UEFA Champions League titles, a world record.

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Real Madrid won the first five consecutive European Cups from 1955–56 to 1959–60.

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In the 2017–18 UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid won their third consecutive title beating Liverpool 3–1.

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Cristiano Ronaldo is Real Madrid's all-time top UCL scorer with 105 goals.

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Real Madrid has won the UEFA Super Cup 5 times as of 2024.

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The club secured its 14th UCL title in 2022 against Liverpool 1–0.

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Real Madrid has appeared in 19 UCL finals, winning 15.

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Karim Benzema scored 76 goals in UCL for Real Madrid.

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Real Madrid won the Intercontinental Cup 5 times between 1960 and 2002.

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Paco Gento holds the record for most UCL titles with 6.

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Real Madrid's biggest UCL win was 8–0 vs. Malmö in 2015.

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The club has won the FIFA Club World Cup 5 times.

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Real Madrid has 4 UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League participations with no wins.

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15 UEFA Champions League titles

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5 consecutive European Cups 1956-60

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2018 UCL final 3-1 vs Liverpool

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Ronaldo 105 UCL goals for Real

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2022 UCL 1-0 vs Liverpool

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19 UCL finals appearances

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Benzema 76 UCL goals

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5 Intercontinental Cups

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Gento 6 UCL titles

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8-0 UCL win vs Malmo 2015

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5 FIFA Club World Cups

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Real Madrid CF was founded on 6 March 1902 by a group of football enthusiasts in Madrid, Spain.

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Real Madrid has been owned and operated by its members, known as socios, since its inception with over 92,000 active members as of 2023.

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The club adopted its royal patronage from King Alfonso XIII in 1920, granting it the title "Real" meaning royal.

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Real Madrid played its first official match on 13 May 1902 against Barcelona in the Copa de la Coronación.

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The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium was inaugurated on 14 December 1947 with a capacity initially of 22,500 spectators.

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Real Madrid won its first La Liga title in the 1931–32 season under coach Lippo Hertzka.

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During the 1950s, Real Madrid dominated European football by winning the first five editions of the European Cup from 1956 to 1960.

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Alfredo Di Stéfano scored 308 goals in 396 games for Real Madrid between 1953 and 1964.

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Ferenc Puskás joined Real Madrid in 1958 and scored 242 goals in 262 matches.

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Real Madrid's reserve team, Real Madrid Castilla, was founded in 1902 and has won the Segunda División five times.

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The club established its basketball section in 1931, becoming one of the most successful in Europe.

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Real Madrid's youth academy, La Fábrica, has produced legends like Raúl, Iker Casillas, and Álvaro Morata.

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In 1971, Real Madrid became the first club to surpass 50,000 socios.

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The club's motto "¡Hala Madrid!" originated in the early 20th century.

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Real Madrid hosted the 1982 FIFA World Cup at Santiago Bernabéu.

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored 450 goals in 438 games for Real Madrid across all competitions.

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Lionel Messi has 32 goals against Real Madrid in El Clásico matches.

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Iker Casillas made 725 appearances for Real Madrid's first team.

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Raúl González scored 323 goals in 741 matches for Real Madrid.

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Sergio Ramos has 101 goals in 671 games for Real Madrid.

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Karim Benzema scored 354 goals in 648 Real Madrid appearances.

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Alfredo Di Stéfano won the Ballon d'Or 2 times while at Real Madrid (1957, 1959).

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Luka Modrić won the Ballon d'Or in 2018 as a Real Madrid player.

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Hugo Sánchez was La Liga top scorer 5 consecutive years (1985–90) with Real Madrid.

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Toni Kroos has 28 assists in La Liga for Real Madrid in 2023–24.

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Vinícius Júnior scored 24 goals in 2023–24 La Liga season.

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Paco Gento won 6 European Cups and 12 La Liga titles with Real Madrid.

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Zinedine Zidane scored 37 goals in 155 games and won 1 UCL as player.

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Marcelo made 546 appearances as Real Madrid's left-back.

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Ferenc Puskás netted 4 goals in the 1960 European Cup final.

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Ronaldo 450 total goals

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Casillas 725 appearances

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Raul 323 goals 741 games

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Ramos 101 goals 671 games

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Benzema 354 goals 648 games

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Di Stefano 2 Ballons d'Or

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Modric 2018 Ballon d'Or

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Sanchez 5 Pichichis 1985-90

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Real Madrid CF has won La Liga 36 times as of the 2023–24 season.

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Real Madrid's most successful La Liga season was 2011–12 with 100 points and a goal difference of +89.

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In the 1931–32 La Liga season, Real Madrid scored 59 goals in 18 matches.

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Real Madrid has the record for most consecutive La Liga titles with 5 from 1961 to 1965.

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored 26 goals in La Liga during the 2014–15 season for Real Madrid.

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Real Madrid won La Liga in 2023–24 with 29 wins, 8 draws, and 1 loss.

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The club's average La Liga points per game since 1929 is approximately 1.85.

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Real Madrid has scored 6,228 goals in 2,282 La Liga matches as of 2024.

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In 2009–10, Real Madrid set a La Liga record with 96 goals scored.

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Real Madrid's longest La Liga unbeaten run is 42 matches from 2016 to 2017.

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Karim Benzema won the Pichichi Trophy (top La Liga scorer) in 2021–22 with 27 goals.

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Real Madrid has 1,614 La Liga wins from 2,282 matches played.

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The 1986–87 season saw Real Madrid concede only 20 goals in La Liga.

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Real Madrid's biggest La Liga win was 11–1 vs. Elche in 1960.

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Since 1990, Real Madrid has averaged 77 points per La Liga season.

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Real Madrid has 36 La Liga titles

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Real Madrid scored 121 goals in 2011-12 La Liga

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Real Madrid has 1,614 La Liga victories

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Benzema's 27 goals in 2021-22 La Liga

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42-match unbeaten La Liga streak 2016-17

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11-1 win vs Elche 1960 La Liga

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100 points in 2011-12 La Liga

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59 goals in 18 matches 1931-32

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Average 1.85 La Liga points per game

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6,228 La Liga goals scored

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From a humble 1902 meeting of football enthusiasts to amassing a record 15 European crowns, Real Madrid’s journey is a monumental saga of royal patronage, legendary players, and relentless success that has forged one of sport's most iconic institutions.

Key Takeaways

  • Real Madrid CF was founded on 6 March 1902 by a group of football enthusiasts in Madrid, Spain.
  • Real Madrid has been owned and operated by its members, known as socios, since its inception with over 92,000 active members as of 2023.
  • The club adopted its royal patronage from King Alfonso XIII in 1920, granting it the title "Real" meaning royal.
  • Real Madrid CF has won La Liga 36 times as of the 2023–24 season.
  • Real Madrid's most successful La Liga season was 2011–12 with 100 points and a goal difference of +89.
  • In the 1931–32 La Liga season, Real Madrid scored 59 goals in 18 matches.
  • Real Madrid won the Copa del Rey 20 times, most recently in 2023.
  • Real Madrid's double (La Liga and Copa del Rey) achievements total 5 times.
  • In the 2022–23 Copa del Rey final, Real Madrid defeated Osasuna 2–1.
  • Real Madrid won 15 UEFA Champions League titles, a world record.
  • Real Madrid won the first five consecutive European Cups from 1955–56 to 1959–60.
  • In the 2017–18 UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid won their third consecutive title beating Liverpool 3–1.
  • Cristiano Ronaldo scored 450 goals in 438 games for Real Madrid across all competitions.
  • Lionel Messi has 32 goals against Real Madrid in El Clásico matches.
  • Iker Casillas made 725 appearances for Real Madrid's first team.

Founded in 1902, Real Madrid is a legendary and trophy-rich football club.

Club Records

1Real Madrid's all-time top scorer is Cristiano Ronaldo with 450 goals.
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2The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium has a capacity of 81,044 after renovations.
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3Real Madrid's highest transfer fee paid was €222 million for Jude Bellingham in 2023.
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4The club's revenue for 2022–23 season was €831 million.
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5Real Madrid has over 500 million social media followers across platforms as of 2024.
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6The average attendance at Bernabéu in 2023–24 was 80,123 per match.
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7Real Madrid's squad market value is €1.27 billion as of October 2024.
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8The club has won 102 official trophies in total.
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9Real Madrid's longest winning streak is 15 matches in 2016.
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10The most expensive ticket for a UCL final at Bernabéu was €1,500 in 2010.
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11Real Madrid Castilla has promoted to Segunda División 5 times.
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12The club's mascot, Emperador, was introduced in 2007.
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13Real Madrid rejected a €1 billion offer for stadium naming rights in 2022.
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14The Bernabéu will host the 2026 Club World Cup opening match.
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15Real Madrid's women’s team was founded in 2020 and won the Liga F in 2023–24.
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16The academy La Fábrica covers 120 hectares and develops 11 youth teams.
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1781,044 Bernabeu capacity
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18€831m revenue 2022-23
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19€1.27b squad value
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Club Records Interpretation

Even at a staggering cost, Real Madrid's monstrous revenue and packed, newly-renovated Bernabéu prove that their galactic financial power is perpetually fueled by an earthbound, nearly sold-out, local passion.

Cup Competitions

1Real Madrid won the Copa del Rey 20 times, most recently in 2023.
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2Real Madrid's double (La Liga and Copa del Rey) achievements total 5 times.
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3In the 2022–23 Copa del Rey final, Real Madrid defeated Osasuna 2–1.
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4Real Madrid won the Copa de la Liga once in 1985 against Atlético Madrid.
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5The Supercopa de España has been won by Real Madrid 13 times.
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6Real Madrid's biggest Copa del Rey win was 9–0 vs. Cultural Leonesa in 1936.
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7Hugo Sánchez scored 4 hat-tricks in Copa del Rey during his Real Madrid tenure.
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8Real Madrid has reached the Copa del Rey final 29 times.
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9In 2013–14, Real Madrid won the Copa del Rey 2–1 against Barcelona.
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10Real Madrid's youth team won the Copa del Rey Juvenil 23 times.
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11The club has won the UEFA Super Cup 5 times, most recently in 2022.
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12Real Madrid defeated Barcelona 4–1 in the 1990 Supercopa de España.
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13Real Madrid has 20 Copa del Generalísimo titles (old name for Copa del Rey).
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14In total, Real Madrid has 72 domestic trophies including 36 La Liga and 20 Copas.
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1520 Copa del Rey titles
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162023 Copa del Rey win 2-1 vs Osasuna
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1713 Supercopa de España wins
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189-0 Copa del Rey win 1936
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195 doubles La Liga + Copa
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201 Copa de la Liga 1985
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2129 Copa del Rey finals
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222014 Copa del Rey 2-1 vs Barcelona
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2323 Copa del Rey Juvenil wins
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245 UEFA Super Cups
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Cup Competitions Interpretation

Real Madrid's trophy cabinet is a sprawling statistical empire, but it's built on a foundation of relentless local dominance, where their legendary 9-0 demolition and two dozen youth titles prove they've been mastering the art of winning from the cradle to the Copa del Rey final for nearly a century.

European Success

1Real Madrid won 15 UEFA Champions League titles, a world record.
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2Real Madrid won the first five consecutive European Cups from 1955–56 to 1959–60.
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3In the 2017–18 UEFA Champions League, Real Madrid won their third consecutive title beating Liverpool 3–1.
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4Cristiano Ronaldo is Real Madrid's all-time top UCL scorer with 105 goals.
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5Real Madrid has won the UEFA Super Cup 5 times as of 2024.
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6The club secured its 14th UCL title in 2022 against Liverpool 1–0.
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7Real Madrid has appeared in 19 UCL finals, winning 15.
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8Karim Benzema scored 76 goals in UCL for Real Madrid.
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9Real Madrid won the Intercontinental Cup 5 times between 1960 and 2002.
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10Paco Gento holds the record for most UCL titles with 6.
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11Real Madrid's biggest UCL win was 8–0 vs. Malmö in 2015.
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12The club has won the FIFA Club World Cup 5 times.
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13Real Madrid has 4 UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League participations with no wins.
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1415 UEFA Champions League titles
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155 consecutive European Cups 1956-60
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162018 UCL final 3-1 vs Liverpool
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17Ronaldo 105 UCL goals for Real
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182022 UCL 1-0 vs Liverpool
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1919 UCL finals appearances
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20Benzema 76 UCL goals
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215 Intercontinental Cups
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22Gento 6 UCL titles
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238-0 UCL win vs Malmo 2015
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245 FIFA Club World Cups
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European Success Interpretation

Real Madrid's Champions League resume reads less like a record book and more like a flex that just keeps evolving, where the ghosts of five straight cups in the fifties casually nod at the modern era’s own three-peat and fourteen-plus trophies, all underscoring a rather simple, if not understated, reality: when it comes to European glory, everyone else is just renting the throne.

Historical Achievements

1Real Madrid CF was founded on 6 March 1902 by a group of football enthusiasts in Madrid, Spain.
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2Real Madrid has been owned and operated by its members, known as socios, since its inception with over 92,000 active members as of 2023.
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3The club adopted its royal patronage from King Alfonso XIII in 1920, granting it the title "Real" meaning royal.
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4Real Madrid played its first official match on 13 May 1902 against Barcelona in the Copa de la Coronación.
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5The Santiago Bernabéu Stadium was inaugurated on 14 December 1947 with a capacity initially of 22,500 spectators.
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6Real Madrid won its first La Liga title in the 1931–32 season under coach Lippo Hertzka.
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7During the 1950s, Real Madrid dominated European football by winning the first five editions of the European Cup from 1956 to 1960.
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8Alfredo Di Stéfano scored 308 goals in 396 games for Real Madrid between 1953 and 1964.
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9Ferenc Puskás joined Real Madrid in 1958 and scored 242 goals in 262 matches.
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10Real Madrid's reserve team, Real Madrid Castilla, was founded in 1902 and has won the Segunda División five times.
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11The club established its basketball section in 1931, becoming one of the most successful in Europe.
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12Real Madrid's youth academy, La Fábrica, has produced legends like Raúl, Iker Casillas, and Álvaro Morata.
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13In 1971, Real Madrid became the first club to surpass 50,000 socios.
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14The club's motto "¡Hala Madrid!" originated in the early 20th century.
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15Real Madrid hosted the 1982 FIFA World Cup at Santiago Bernabéu.
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Historical Achievements Interpretation

While founded by enthusiasts and crowned by a king, Real Madrid’s true royalty is a dynasty forged on the pitch, institutionalized by its massive member base, and eternally proclaimed by a simple, roaring “¡Hala Madrid!”

Individual Player Stats

1Cristiano Ronaldo scored 450 goals in 438 games for Real Madrid across all competitions.
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2Lionel Messi has 32 goals against Real Madrid in El Clásico matches.
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3Iker Casillas made 725 appearances for Real Madrid's first team.
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4Raúl González scored 323 goals in 741 matches for Real Madrid.
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5Sergio Ramos has 101 goals in 671 games for Real Madrid.
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6Karim Benzema scored 354 goals in 648 Real Madrid appearances.
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7Alfredo Di Stéfano won the Ballon d'Or 2 times while at Real Madrid (1957, 1959).
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8Luka Modrić won the Ballon d'Or in 2018 as a Real Madrid player.
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9Hugo Sánchez was La Liga top scorer 5 consecutive years (1985–90) with Real Madrid.
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10Toni Kroos has 28 assists in La Liga for Real Madrid in 2023–24.
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11Vinícius Júnior scored 24 goals in 2023–24 La Liga season.
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12Paco Gento won 6 European Cups and 12 La Liga titles with Real Madrid.
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13Zinedine Zidane scored 37 goals in 155 games and won 1 UCL as player.
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14Marcelo made 546 appearances as Real Madrid's left-back.
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15Ferenc Puskás netted 4 goals in the 1960 European Cup final.
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16Ronaldo 450 total goals
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17Casillas 725 appearances
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18Raul 323 goals 741 games
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19Ramos 101 goals 671 games
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20Benzema 354 goals 648 games
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21Di Stefano 2 Ballons d'Or
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22Modric 2018 Ballon d'Or
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23Sanchez 5 Pichichis 1985-90
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Individual Player Stats Interpretation

While the sheer volume of Cristiano's goals is staggering, the true measure of Real Madrid's legacy lies not in any single record, but in the relentless assembly line of legends, each carving a distinct and permanent notch into football history—from Casillas's unwavering presence in goal to Modrić's midfield mastery and Ramos's improbable, clutch-scoring heroics.

League Performance

1Real Madrid CF has won La Liga 36 times as of the 2023–24 season.
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2Real Madrid's most successful La Liga season was 2011–12 with 100 points and a goal difference of +89.
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3In the 1931–32 La Liga season, Real Madrid scored 59 goals in 18 matches.
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4Real Madrid has the record for most consecutive La Liga titles with 5 from 1961 to 1965.
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5Cristiano Ronaldo scored 26 goals in La Liga during the 2014–15 season for Real Madrid.
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6Real Madrid won La Liga in 2023–24 with 29 wins, 8 draws, and 1 loss.
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7The club's average La Liga points per game since 1929 is approximately 1.85.
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8Real Madrid has scored 6,228 goals in 2,282 La Liga matches as of 2024.
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9In 2009–10, Real Madrid set a La Liga record with 96 goals scored.
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10Real Madrid's longest La Liga unbeaten run is 42 matches from 2016 to 2017.
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11Karim Benzema won the Pichichi Trophy (top La Liga scorer) in 2021–22 with 27 goals.
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12Real Madrid has 1,614 La Liga wins from 2,282 matches played.
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13The 1986–87 season saw Real Madrid concede only 20 goals in La Liga.
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14Real Madrid's biggest La Liga win was 11–1 vs. Elche in 1960.
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15Since 1990, Real Madrid has averaged 77 points per La Liga season.
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16Real Madrid has 36 La Liga titles
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17Real Madrid scored 121 goals in 2011-12 La Liga
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18Real Madrid has 1,614 La Liga victories
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19Benzema's 27 goals in 2021-22 La Liga
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2042-match unbeaten La Liga streak 2016-17
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2111-1 win vs Elche 1960 La Liga
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22100 points in 2011-12 La Liga
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2359 goals in 18 matches 1931-32
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24Average 1.85 La Liga points per game
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256,228 La Liga goals scored
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League Performance Interpretation

While their record books brim with historic feats, from Benzema's recent golden boot to an 11-1 demolition six decades ago, Real Madrid's enduring dominance is best captured by their cold, relentless efficiency: a century of nearly two points per game, forging thirty-six titles from the relentless accumulation of goals, victories, and moments of sheer, untouchable brilliance.