The Zidane era and the three-peat – 2016 to 2018. Real Madrid made history again under Zinedine Zidane, becoming the first team to win three consecutive Champions League titles in the modern era..

Julián Alvarez's penalty was disallowed against Real Madrid in the Champions League. / IMAGO/ZUMA Press Wire The International Football Association Board (IFAB) officially amended the rule that ...

Real Madrid see 25-year-old Champions League winner as natural heir to Luka Modric – report. Madrid Universal. June 1, 2025 at 1:10 PM UTC ...

After winning their first Champions League in history, Real Madrid congratulated Paris Saint-Germain, and had special words for coach Luis Enrique and his late daughter Xana. Paris Saint-Germain ...

Real Madrid’s UEFA Champions League legacy is built on decades of glorious nights, clutch goals, and dramatic finishes — a saga of European supremacy still unfolding. Check how many titles the ...

His pivotal role on the road to Real Madrid's historic Champions League threepeat helped him win the 2018 Ballon d'Or. Modrić remains the player with the most Champions League titles (6) in ...

The deal is nearing completion despite the Italian giants’ absence from next season’s UEFA Champions League. Trending topics:Tickets for ... Milan runs with the ball whilst under pressure from Luka ...

Real Madrid’s 2024/25 campaign was far from what the management and administration expected as Los Blancos failed to win either the UEFA Champions League, La Liga or the Copa del Rey.. Their ...

Real Madrid’s Club World Cup quarterfinal against Borussia Dortmund had taken three crazy turns during nine minutes of second ...

Real Madrid have leapfrogged Manchester City to become UEFA’s top-ranked club for the 2025-26 season, despite the Spanish side’s exit from the Champions League at the quarter-final stage.

Ranking Champions League contenders for 2025-26: PSG not at the top, Barca make it, Real Madrid don't Inter also don't make the top five as changes are expected in the summer By Chuck Booth ...

Madrid were knocked out of this season’s Champions League following a 5-1 aggregate defeat by Arsenal, losing at the quarter-final stage of the competition for the first time since 2004.