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Name: Real Madrid
Founded: 1902 (as Madrid Football Club, became Real Madrid in 1920)
They were champions for each of the first five years of the competition, starting in 1955-56, and have won four of the last six editions, with three of those triumphs coming under Zinedine Zidane. The Frenchman also won it as a Real player – other greats to have worn the famous white shirt include Cristiano Ronaldo, Alfredo Di Stefano and Ferenc Puskas.
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FourFourTwo's Champions League Predictor: Tell us the results of the play-offs and get on our leaderboard
PREDICTOR It's the Champions League predictor from FourFourTwo, as we ask you to get mystic and guess the results
‘Now I can understand how crazy joining Real Madrid was, going there so young, with all of that attention and pressure. I didn’t think about it too much back then’ Martin Odegaard opens up on joining Real Madrid as a 15-year-old
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England star's World Cup hopes suffer major blow after club setback
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You Ask The Questions: Fabinho answers YOUR questions
You Ask The Questions is back, as we put your posers to Fabinho
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Liverpool midfielder has been linked with a transfer but the writing is not yet on the wall
Who exactly is Mikel Jauregizar? FourFourTwo's two-minute scout report
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Cristiano Ronaldo's thousand goal stare
EXCLUSIVE Three years since Cristiano Ronaldo joined Al Nassr, he’s laser-focused on hitting another milestone – 2026 will see him play his last World Cup and further his quest to become the first player to officially score 1,000 career goals. As those who know him tell FFT, he won’t be retiring until he’s done it
