The European champion returns to the streets of Madrid three weeks after celebrating its 36th League title.

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Real Madrid's expedition left the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, where they will return for the final celebration, to kick off the celebrations after winning their fifteenth Champions League title by defeating Borussia Dortmund 0-2 at Wembley.


Goals from Dani Carvajal and Vinícius Junior secured the victory for the Blancos, who are once again taking to the streets of Madrid three weeks after celebrating their 36th League title.


After resting at their respective homes, the players, coaching staff, and management of Real Madrid gathered at the Santiago Bernabéu to head to the Almudena Cathedral, the first stop in the celebration.



Next on the itinerary are visits to the Community of Madrid and the Madrid City Hall.


Later, Real Madrid will head to Plaza de Cibeles to celebrate with their fans and conclude the festivities at the Santiago Bernabéu.


Real Madrid players dedicated the fifteenth European title to the Madridista fans who crowded Puerta del Sol, listening to chants with two main requests: for captain Nacho Fernández to renew his contract for another year and not leave the club, and for the Brazilian Vinícius Junior to win the Ballon d'Or.



"It's amazing to see how packed everything is," said Nacho as he stepped onto the balcony of the Community and witnessed the crowded Puerta del Sol from above. "I want to thank you for the support throughout this year because without you, it's impossible to achieve these types of trophies. Hala Madrid!" declared the captain holding the trophy.


Nacho handed the mic to a key player in the Wembley final, named the best player after scoring the opening goal, Dani Carvajal. "Thank you for the support throughout the season; it's been amazing how we've enjoyed it. We've only lost two games, and yesterday we capped off a fantastic season with another Champions League title. We are the kings of Europe," he sang.


Toni Kroos bid farewell to the Madrid fans with a message of gratitude. "Three weeks ago, I promised that we would return here, and today we celebrate our fifteenth title. Thank you very much for the unforgettable ten years; I have no more words."


Following Kroos's speech, the thousands of fans who came to see the Real Madrid players at the Community headquarters called for Vinícius to be recognized with the Ballon d'Or.


"I am very happy to be here again; it is very important to be with you and with these players from whom we have learned."

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