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Football in Madrid was introduced by lecturers and students, some of whom graduated from Oxford or Cambridge University. [4] They created the Football Club Sky football club in 1897, playing matches only on Saturday mornings. [4] In 1900, the team split into two distinct: New Foot-Ball de Madrid and Club Español de Madrid. For his part, March 6, 1902, Club Español de Madrid is divided into two different teams, one of which is Real Madrid (then known as FC Madrid). [4] Only three years after its founding, in 1905, FC Madrid won its first official trophy – the Spanish Cup after a victory over Athletic Bilbao in the final. The team won the first of four Spanish Cups. [4] Real Madrid is one of the founders of the Spanish FA on January 4, 1909, when Club President Adolfo Melendez signs the agreement for his creation. In 1912 the team moved to a new course called Campo de O’Donnell (in Bulgarian Campo de O’Donnell). [17] On June 29, 1920, King Alfonso XIII gave the title “Royal” of the club.
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My son and my grandson in front of the stadium
The club plays its home games at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, located in central Madrid. He is also the richest football player in terms of revenue (€ 658 million for 2014 [11] [12]), a position he has invariably spent for nine years [13] and the first as the most expensive club in The world worth $ 3.3 billion in 2013
Happiness for Theodosi
In 1955, after a French journalist (Gabriel Anno), Santiago Bernabeu, together with Gustav Sebess, set up a tournament, now known as the UEFA Champions League (a tournament involving teams from Spain, Portugal, Italy and France) . [23] This allows Bernabeu to create a team that is becoming a world power in both Spain and Europe. Real Madrid won the Champions League 5 times in a row, between 1956 and 1960, and in the final in 1960, Real beat Eintracht Frankfurt with an impressive 7: 3. [22] This is a record unmatched today by no other football team. [24] The team won for the sixth time the Champions League in 1966 after winning over FC Partizan with a score of 2: 1. [25] Real Madrid was defeated in the 1962, 1964 and 1981 Cup finals. The team won the UEFA Cup twice, [26] [27] and in the final of the Cup Winners Cup (KNK) they were twice defeated
Looking at the Cups
Before the fight with Granada
In 1929 the first season of La Liga was opened. Real Madrid is at the top of the last match at Athletic Bilbao with a score of 2: 0 (the first match ends 5: 1 for Real Madrid) and so Barcelona won the title with a point difference to Real. The team won their first La Liga title in the 1931/32 season. Real Madrid win the title for the next season and thus become the first team in Spain to win the title in two consecutive seasons. [20]
In 1945, the president of Real Madrid became Santiago Bernabeu. [21] Under his presidency after the civil war in Spain, the "rebirth" of the club began. A new stadium was built, later named after him. Starting in 1953, Santiago Bernabeu has embarked on a strategy of attracting world-class players from abroad, perhaps Alfredo Di Stefano's most significant asset. This is how the first multinational team is born in the world.
The stadium is full
In July 2000, Florentino Perez was elected president of the club. [33] The next year began to attract a number of world-class football stars, the first of which was Luis Figo. [34] Subsequently, Zinedine Zidane, David Beckham and Ronaldo were also involved. These players, along with Raul, form the so-called "El Galactico." During this Galactic period, Real Madrid won the Champions League for the 9th record and the Ligue in 2002. But the next three seasons pass without a winning cup.
Players rejoice with Spain's Super Cup in 2008
The end of the "El Galactico" era occurs when Ramon Calderon is elected president on July 2, 2006. Predrag Mijatovic is nominated for a new sports director and coach Fabio Capello. Capello is appointed in the middle of the season with several points advance in But Barcelona is still a champion. [6] Real Madrid won the Spanish Championship for the first time in four years in 2006. In 2007, the White Ballet again finished first and won its 31st title. [36] Despite the title, Fabio Capello was fired from his post in June 2007 and former club player Bernd Schuster was appointed to his post. [37] [38] The White Ballet ended the championship first and won its 31st title. [39] Under the leadership of Bernd Schuster, the club also won the Super Cup, defeating Valencia with a total score of 6: 5. Madrid's most successful player, Raul Gonzalez, leaves on June 21, 2010 in the direction of Schalke 04.
