How many Champions Leagues have Real Madrid won?

Fifteen European Cup and Champions League titles, more than any other club.

Where do Real Madrid play?

At the Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid, capacity 83,186.

Who is Real Madrid's all-time top scorer?

Cristiano Ronaldo, with 450 goals in 438 games between 2009 and 2018.

How many La Liga titles do Real Madrid have?

Thirty-six, the record in Spain.

ClubLa Liga

Real Madrid

Fifteen European Cups and thirty-six Spanish titles: the most decorated club in the game.

Founded: 1902
Home: Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid
Head coach: José Mourinho
Nickname: Los Blancos

15European Cups, the competition record

36La Liga titles, a Spanish record

20Copa del Rey wins

450Cristiano Ronaldo goals, the club record

741Raúl appearances, the club record

1902Year founded

About Real Madrid

Real Madrid, founded in 1902, are the most decorated club in European football. Known as Los Blancos for the all-white kit, they play at the Santiago Bernabéu and have never left Spain's top flight. Their identity rests on a record 15 European Cups, from the Di Stéfano side that won the first five in a row (1956 to 1960) to the modern run of Champions League nights.

At home they are Spain's most successful club, with 36 La Liga titles and 20 Copa del Rey wins, and they hold more world club titles than any side. The badge has carried Di Stéfano, Raúl (a record 741 games) and Cristiano Ronaldo, the all-time top scorer with 450 goals. A trophyless 2025/26 ended in a runners-up finish behind Barcelona and a change in the dugout, after which José Mourinho was appointed for 2026/27.

Honours

15
European Cup / Champions Leaguethe all-time record
36
La Ligathe Spanish record
20
Copa del Rey1905 to 2023
13
Supercopa de Españaa record
2
UEFA Cup1985 and 1986
6
UEFA Super Cupthe European curtain-raiser

Recent form

A rare trophyless 2025/26: second in La Liga behind Barcelona, out of the Champions League at the quarter-final, and beaten in the Supercopa final. A mid-season change in the dugout followed, and José Mourinho was appointed for 2026/27. The spine of Courtois, Bellingham, Vinícius Júnior and Mbappé stays among the strongest in the game.

Records

All-time top scorerCristiano Ronaldo, 450

Most appearancesRaúl, 741

European Cups15, the record