Genuine Madrid, in full Genuine Madrid Club de Fútbol, byname Los Blancos (Spanish: "the White"), Spanish expert football (soccer) club situated in Madrid. Playing in every white uniform, which prompted its epithet "Los Blancos," Genuine Madrid is one of the world's most popular groups, with fans in numerous nations.
Genuine Madrid outgrew Football Club Sky, a group framed in Madrid in 1897. The club was formally established in 1902 and joined the Illustrious Spanish Football Organization in 1909. Genuine Madrid played at different scenes until aggressive club president Santiago Bernabéu led the development of the arena that bears his name. Opened in 1947, the Bernabéu holds in excess of 80,000 onlookers and was the scene for the 1982 Fédération Internationale de Football Affiliation (FIFA) World Cup last.
The European Cup was first held during the 1955-56 season, with a renowned field comprising of clubs that had brought home their own nation's association title. Genuine Madrid was the competition's most memorable champ, overcoming French club Stade de Reims in the last. It progressed forward with a run of European strength that no group has matched since. Gifted players like Ferenc Puskás, Alfredo Di Stéfano, Paco Gento, Hector Rial, and Miguel Muñoz assisted the club with winning the initial five European Cups in succession. The club's play in the 1960 European Cup last against the West German group Eintracht Frankfurt — a 7-3 Genuine triumph — is broadly viewed as one of the best club exhibitions ever. Genuine has won a sum of 13 European Cup/Champions Association titles, more than some other group.
Genuine Madrid has won more Spanish top-division (La Liga) titles (33) than some other Spanish side. The club has additionally won the Copa del Rey, the vitally Spanish cup rivalry, multiple times, as well as nine Spanish Super Cups and two Association of European Football Affiliations (UEFA) Cups (1985 and 1986).
Genuine's nearby contest is Atlético Madrid, yet the club's greatest contention is with FC Barcelona. The pressure between the football clubs from Spain's two greatest urban communities was enhanced by a battle between the groups during the 1950s to sign the skilled Argentinian striker Alfredo Di Stéfano, who reneged on a proposed manage Barcelona to sign with Madrid, assisting Truly become a football with fueling during the 1950s and '60s. Matches among Barcelona and Genuine Madrid are known as El Clásico ("The Work of art") and are watched all through Spain, by and large on the grounds that the different sides represent for the overwhelming majority the continuous political and social challenges between Castilian (Genuine) and Catalonian (Barcelona) Spain.
From the last part of the 1990s Genuine Madrid spent huge aggregates on tricking a portion of the world's most popular unfamiliar players to the club, where they are known as galácticos ("hotshots"). Those players were frequently the most costly (by move expense) footballers on the planet and included such stars as David Beckham, Luis Figo, Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, Kaká, and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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