REAL MADRID HISTORY

Framed in 1902, Real Madrid is Spain's best club and an originator individual from La Liga in 1929, winning the first of its titles in the 1931-32 season. The consequent entry of the Second Spanish Republic quickly denied Real of their regal title (with the crown removed its identification) and they were referred to briefly as Madrid Football Club before returning to the old name in 1941.

Genuine's best period happened in the 1950s under President Santiago Bernabeu's direction, when they were the overwhelming power in both Europe and Spain, winning the European Cup five times in succession in the vicinity of 1956 and 1960 and four League titles.

In the 1970s, Real again commanded by winning five League titles and three Copa del Reys however by the mid 1980s had lost their grip on the La Liga crown. Regardless, a clump of home-developed stars drove by Emilio Butragueno took accomplishment back to the club by the mid-1980s with five progressive titles and in addition two UEFA Cups. Los Merengues won their first La Liga title for a long time in 2012, finishing Barcelona's Pep Guardiola-motivated predominance.

In the 2013-14 season Los Blancos finished a noteworthy twofold winning a record tenth European Cup and lifting the Copa del Rey in a similar season.

Genuine Madrid's individuals, socios, have claimed and worked the football club since its origin and it is one of just three close by Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao never to have been consigned from La Primera.