Real Madrid is rich? Is Real Madrid the number one club in the world?

I like Real Madrid a lot because he has enough stars. I hate Real Madrid because he's a lot of stars.

Real Madrid's burning of money is not for no reason, nor is it spent indiscriminately, because for Real Madrid, the results are second, and the interests are the first. When he bought Ronaldo for 94 million, many people may say that Real Madrid is stupid. Actually, it's not, because of the money he spent on Ronaldo, as long as it takes a year, Real Madrid will earn back all the money from Ronaldo, because Ronaldo has enough imagination, and if you want to believe it, you can associate other stars from Ronaldo.

Another thing about Real Madrid, which I hate very much, is that when a star doesn't have the influence he had back then, he will sell him mercilessly, no matter how powerful he is, because they may be able to bring results to the team, but they can't bring more financial benefits. For example: Robinho, Robben, Sneijder, etc.

Real Madrid is a membership system, and the brand degree should be the highest in the football circle, so sponsors like to pay money, fans also like to buy jerseys, and banks are also willing to take out loans, so Real Madrid itself is not particularly rich, and the money burned is all from members and banks.

The membership system is like this, members don't feel distressed when they pay money, and if they don't spend money, they don't do anything, and they can return to their costs by relying on jerseys, advertising sponsorships, and commercial games, but the salary structure of players is unreasonable. Add the word royal, and I will help as a last resort.

Real Madrid's membership-based club is rich.

Although I like Real Madrid, I don't like to burn money like this, Real Madrid's money will be spent indiscriminately, Higuain, who is amazingly efficient, has an annual salary that is always not as good as Benzema, a regular on the bench, who does not spend money that should be spent, and who should not spend everything that should be spent.

Membership-only clubs.

The money is all member's, and the club president has to spend some money to prove that you really do what you do.

Real Madrid burned money but also received great commercial rewards. In recent years, it has not been very impressive, but it has been doing well. It's not about burning money, big investment and big returns.

Real Madrid put in a lot and got a lot in return.

There is no such thing as a loss.

Real Madrid is the number one club in the world.

Real Madrid's 2-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt to win the UEFA Super Cup for the fifth time means that Real Madrid has in fact secured the position of the number one club in world football. At the very least, on the four all-important collective honours, Real Madrid are enough to tell fans what true dominance is.

The first is the number of Champions League titles, which is the most important weight in the previous competition of the giants, with Real Madrid topping the table with 14 Champions League titles and Milan in second place with seven Champions League titles. This is followed by the Club World Cup, with Real Madrid topping the table with four titles, and Barcelona in second place with three titles.

It is the UEFA Super Cup again, and Real Madrid, Barcelona and Milan have both won the championship 5 times, tied for the first place. Finally, the La Liga champions, Real Madrid have the most 35 times, and Barcelona has 26 times, which is in second place. Of course, in terms of the number of league titles alone, Juve won Serie A 36 times, one more than Real Madrid's 35, but in terms of European results, Juventus is too far behind.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid (realmadrid) is one of the oldest football clubs in Spain, formerly known as Skye Football Team, founded in 1896. On March 6, 1902, the Madrid Social Club was officially established, with the Englishman Arthur Johnson as the first head coach. The club won the first four editions of the Copa del Rey.

Since its formation, the Madrid team has been participating in various competitions. At that time, Spain did not host the national league, only the Spanish Cup hosted by the royal family. In 1905, Madrid won the championship for the first time, and for the next three years in a row.