Officially: Real Madrid Academy makes history by winning 13 league titles!
Although Real Madrid's first-team season was not a good one in all respects and the team did not manage to win any major trophies at any level, the club has gained a new small success through its youth teams, whose players have proven that they have a great future for the coming years and that the future of the first team is also safe.
La Fabrica, as the academy teams are called, have created a new historical milestone for the Spanish club by winning a total of 13 league titles this season in total, breaking a record that was also held in their name from the 2022-2023 season when the youth teams won 12 titles combined.
Which teams have won 13 titles this season
The hallowed grounds of Ciudad Real Madrid have become a factory of champions this season, producing a record-breaking harvest of silverware. Across 13 different age groups - from wide-eyed Under-7s to the polished Under-19s - La Fábrica's production line has delivered perfection on an industrial scale.
Only the narrowest of margins denied a clean sweep - the Under-12s missing out by goal difference alone - in what has become a masterclass in youth development. The crowning moment came when the Under-12 Infantil A side sealed their title in dramatic fashion, edging city rivals Atlético Madrid 2-1 in a final-day derby that encapsulated the club's winning mentality.
This unprecedented achievement eclipses last season's then-record 12 titles, proving Real Madrid's academy isn't merely maintaining standards but relentlessly raising them. From the smallest boots in Pre-Benjamin to the nearly-first-team-ready Juvenil squad, every age group has contributed to this golden generation of graduates.
The numbers tell an impressive story, but the real magic lies in the methodology - a seamless philosophy flowing through every age category, preparing these starlets not just to play for Real Madrid, but to win for Real Madrid. As the trophies pile up, one truth becomes undeniable: while other clubs buy stars, Real Madrid's future is being built one homegrown champion at a time.