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The 26 pages that link to Real Madrid CF, each with the reason it gives.

• UEFA Champions LeagueRelated: Its sustained success has shaped the tournament’s history and standards.

• MadridRelated: The club gives the city a global sporting identity and a major match-day economy.

• CounterattackRelated: The club has often used rapid transitions to exploit space against attacking opponents.

• Cristiano RonaldoRelated: Ronaldo became the club’s all-time leading scorer during his 2009–2018 spell.

• Zinedine ZidaneRelated: As player and manager, Zidane became central to a defining modern period in the club's history.

• José MourinhoRelated: Mourinho’s tenure intensified the club’s rivalry with Barcelona and ended Barcelona’s league-title streak.

• Carlo AncelottiRelated: Ancelotti's two spells at Real Madrid brought multiple Champions League titles and major domestic trophies.

• David BeckhamRelated: His transfer there in 2003 marked a shift from United’s academy culture to the Galácticos era.

• Ronaldo NazárioRelated: He joined the club in 2002 after winning the World Cup with Brazil.

• Kylian MbappéRelated: Mbappé joined Real Madrid in 2024 after his contract with PSG ended.

• Real Madrid–Barcelona rivalryRelated: Madrid’s club identity and history form one side of the rivalry.

• Iker CasillasRelated: Casillas spent most of his club career there and captained the team to major trophies.

• Luka ModrićRelated: Modrić became a central midfielder for Real Madrid and won multiple Champions League titles there.

• Alfredo Di StéfanoRelated: Di Stéfano became the central player in the club’s first era of European dominance.

• Ferenc PuskásRelated: Puskás became a prolific scorer for the club after joining in 1958.

• Gareth BaleRelated: Bale won five UEFA Champions League titles during his years at the club.

• Hugo SánchezRelated: Sánchez won five consecutive La Liga titles with the club from 1985 to 1990.

• KakáRelated: Kaká joined Real Madrid in 2009 in one of the club’s high-profile transfers.

• Gheorghe HagiRelated: Hagi played for Real Madrid during the early 1990s.

• Jude BellinghamRelated: He joined the club in 2023 and quickly became a central figure in its midfield.

• Michael LaudrupRelated: After leaving Barcelona, Laudrup joined Real Madrid and won the 1994–95 league title.