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Real Madrid Background and History:

Though the club was founded in 1902, it was originally named Madrid Football Club; it wasn't until 1920 that King Alfonso XIII bestowed them with the title of "real" – or "royal" in English. These early years were reasonably successful for Real, as evidenced by their four consecutive Copa del Rey victories from 1905 to 1908. By the outbreak of WWII, Real could boast with two La Liga titles and seven Copa del Rey trophies.

Real Madrid is one of the most successful clubs in football history, with an unparalleled dominance over their competition. The team has been wearing all white since they first kicked off onto La Liga battlefields back in 1909; its home ground -the Bernabeu Stadium- also holds 81K people which makes them capable enough to host international matches there!

Real Madrid Highlights (Honor):

Real Madrid's success on the field has been unmatched. The team has won 34 La Liga titles, 19 Spanish Copa del Rey winners, and 12 Super Cups; they've also claimed 13 Champions League crowns 2 UEFA Cup Winners' Trophies as well 4 European Championships to go with their world club cup victory. In terms of competition, he leads 3 Intercontinental cups plus another four World Club competitions which are impressive by any measure- especially when you consider how early Real became a force in Europe!

The team, which includes Di Stefano and Puskas among its stars of yesteryear was a major force in Spanish football. They won five consecutive European cups as well as seven finals during that span with their most recent title coming all the way back at Italia '92 where they lost 2 - 1 against Juventus

The Madridistas are still considered by many people around the world today not just an ordinary soccer club but rather "the" best one there is!

Famous Player:

Beckham was born in Leyton Stone, London. He played as a right midfielder. He started his career with the Premier League club Manchester United. He played for the team at the age of 17. During this period, he won 6 Premier League championships, two FA Cup championships, and a Champions League trophy. , and then played for La Liga club Real Madrid, Serie A club AC Milan, Major League Soccer club Los Angeles Galaxy and French club Paris Saint-Germain. On the court, Beckham is most famous for his "golden right foot", which can accurately perform long-distance passes, crosses, and extremely pleasing free-kicks. Whether in the club or in the career of the English football team, he is very popular. This resulted in a lot of assists and goals. Received 9 red cards in his career. He ranks third in the Premier League's all-time assists list with 152 direct assists in 265 appearances, and he is the first English footballer to make over 100 appearances in the top-flight Champions League.

Born on December 19, 1987 in Lyon, France, Karim Mustafa Benzema joined Lyon-based French football club "Olympique Lyonnais", better known as "Lyon", at the age of nine. Karim Mustafa Benzema currently plays for the French national football team and the Spanish professional football club "Real Madrid".