As of March 2026, Real Madrid CF has won a total of 105 major official trophies in men’s football. If the Madrid regional league titles are included, the total number of trophies officially recognized by the club reaches 128. These trophies cover top competitions at the domestic, European, and world levels, serving as direct proof of the club’s glorious history.
Detailed Breakdown of the Total Trophies
The 105 major official trophies are not from a single competition. They are distributed across three main dimensions: domestic, European, and world competitions. The number of trophies in each category reflects the club’s dominance on different stages. The data comes from the club’s official records and authoritative competition statistics.
Domestic Trophies (Spain)
As one of the traditional giants of Spanish football, Real Madrid has remained highly competitive in domestic competitions, winning a total of 70 major domestic trophies, which account for more than half of the total. Among them, La Liga is the competition where Real Madrid has shown the strongest dominance, winning 36 league titles, a historical record in the competition and far ahead of other rivals.
In addition to La Liga, Real Madrid has won 20 titles in the Copa del Rey, 13 titles in the Supercopa de España, and 1 title in the Copa de la Liga.
At the regional level, Real Madrid has also won 23 titles in the Campeonato de Madrid. These trophies are not included in the 105 major trophies, but they are an important mark of the club’s early development.
European Trophies
Real Madrid is known as the “King of Europe,” and its achievements in European competitions are unmatched. The club has won a total of 25 official European trophies.
The UEFA Champions League (formerly the European Cup) is Real Madrid’s most iconic competition, with 15 titles, also a historical record in the tournament.
Real Madrid’s dominance in the Champions League began at the very start of the competition. In 1956, they defeated Reims to win the first European Cup title. They then defended the title for the next four seasons, completing an incredible five consecutive championships, a record that has never been broken.
In addition to the Champions League, Real Madrid has won 6 UEFA Super Cup titles, 2 UEFA Cup titles, and 2 Latin Cup titles, fully demonstrating its top-level strength in European football. Real Madrid is the club with the most Champions League titles in history, far ahead of AC Milan (7 titles) and Liverpool FC (6 titles).
World Trophies
On the global stage, Real Madrid is also one of the most successful clubs in history, winning a total of 12 world and intercontinental top trophies.
Among them, the FIFA Club World Cup and the Intercontinental Cup together account for 9 titles, setting a historical record for this honor and showing Real Madrid’s status as a world-class giant.
In addition, Real Madrid has won 2 Small Club World Cup titles and 1 Ibero-American Cup title, further enriching the club’s honors. These world trophies are important proof of Real Madrid’s strength beyond the European stage.
Summary Table of Real Madrid’s Major Trophies
| Competition Category | Competition Name | Number of Trophies |
| Domestic Competitions | La Liga | 36 |
| Copa del Rey | 20 | |
| Supercopa de España | 13 | |
| Copa de la Liga | 1 | |
| European Competitions | UEFA Champions League (including European Cup) | 15 |
| UEFA Super Cup | 6 | |
| UEFA Cup | 2 | |
| Latin Cup | 2 | |
| World Competitions | FIFA Club World Cup + Intercontinental Cup | 9 |
| Small Club World Cup | 2 | |
| Ibero-American Cup | 1 | |
| Total Major Official Trophies | 105 | |
| Total Including Regional League Titles | 128 |
Key Highlights and Comparisons
1. The Most Valuable Honors
Real Madrid not only has a large number of trophies, but also very high prestige. In addition to 15 Champions League titles and 36 La Liga titles, the club was awarded the title of “FIFA Club of the 20th Century,” officially granted by FIFA, recognizing its outstanding achievements throughout the 20th century.
In the Champions League, Real Madrid’s dominance is especially clear. Francisco Gento and Luka Modrić have each won the competition six times, making them the players with the most Champions League titles in history. Coach Carlo Ancelotti has won the Champions League five times, becoming one of the most successful coaches in the tournament’s history, including three titles with Real Madrid.
2. Trophy Comparison with Main Rival
As one of the two giants of Spanish football, the trophy comparison between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona is one of the most discussed topics among fans.
As of March 2026, Real Madrid’s 105 major official trophies are far ahead of Barcelona. Only in the Supercopa de España does Barcelona temporarily lead with 16 titles compared to Real Madrid’s 13. In other core competitions, Real Madrid holds the advantage.
According to foreign media Score90, during the presidency of Florentino Pérez (2000–2006 and 2009–2026), Real Madrid won 33 trophies, including 7 Champions League titles. During the presidency of Joan Laporta, Barcelona won only 20 trophies, including 2 Champions League titles. The gap further highlights Real Madrid’s dominance.
3. Update Note on Trophy Numbers
The 105 major official trophies counted in this article are accurate as of March 2026. They include all top-level competitions officially recognized by Real Madrid and do not include trophies from friendly matches or non-official tournaments. As future competitions continue, the number may increase. Fans are advised to check the official Real Madrid website (www.realmadrid.com) for the latest data, where the club clearly lists all trophy numbers and detailed championship records.
In summary, Real Madrid’s 105 major official trophies are the result of more than a century of history and are the core proof of the club’s long-standing position at the top of world football. Whether in domestic competitions or on the European and world stages, Real Madrid’s dominant performances have made it one of the most influential football clubs in the world.