Real Madrid Aims for Historic First-Ever Seven-Trophy Season

Real Madrid is embarking on an ambitious journey to achieve the first-ever seven-trophy season in football history. Following their Champions League triumph at Wembley, the Spanish giants immediately set their sights on greater heights.

Club president Florentino Perez expressed the club's unrelenting ambition, stating, "This is just the beginning of our journey. Our focus is on the future, and we are determined to continue breaking barriers."

Carlo Ancelotti, the experienced manager of Real Madrid, understands the challenge ahead. With intense fixtures, including domestic leagues, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, and other tournaments, the team faces an extraordinary test of endurance and skill.

So far, only Bayern Munich in 2020 and Barcelona in 2009 have managed to win a sextuple (six trophies in one season). Real Madrid now aims to surpass that by winning seven major trophies, an accomplishment unprecedented in football history.

The club's rigorous preparations began on July 15, 2024, and will extend until the potential final of the expanded FIFA Club World Cup in July 2025. The challenge involves playing up to 75 matches in one season, demanding precise management of player fatigue and fitness.

If successful, Real Madrid's dominance will set a new benchmark in world football, solidifying their status as the greatest club of all time.