Present alongside the team that has just won the Club World Cup in Qatar against Pachuca FC, Florentino Pérez, the president of Real Madrid, did not hide his joy. With just a few days left before 2025, the great Madrid boss stated that 2024 would be difficult to match.
Real Madrid did not falter at the Lusail Stadium in Qatar this Wednesday. Facing the Mexicans of Pachuca FC in the final of the Club World Cup, the Madrid side won easily 3-0. Thanks to Kylian Mbappé, Rodrygo Goes, who scored a gem, and the unstoppable Vinicius, who was recently crowned Player of the Year at the FIFA The Best awards, Florentino Pérez’s club claimed their ninth title in the competition. After this victory, which officially makes Carlo Ancelotti the most decorated coach in the history of the club, reactions are pouring in.
Pérez does not believe Real will win many trophies in 2025
Following a blunt statement from Rodrygo Goes about his attacking teammates, namely his Brazilian compatriot Vinicius, who won the Best Player award for the competition thanks to his goal and assist, Florentino Pérez rejoiced at the outcome of the clash against Pachuca. Speaking to the club’s official channel, the great Spanish leader expressed his delight with his players and coach. For Pérez, it is unlikely that his club will perform better next year in terms of trophies, as 2024 has already delivered its fifth title.
“We are very satisfied with this World Champions title. 2024 will be difficult to match with 5 titles. Well, this season, we already have 2. The 65 titles as president are due to having a good team and a good coach,” acknowledged Florentino Pérez, who likely wants to relieve the pressure on his players’ shoulders.
Real’s title opportunities in 2025
From January onwards, Real Madrid could secure the Spanish Supercup if they navigate their way past Osasuna in the semi-finals and the winner of the clash between Athletic Bilbao and FC Barcelona. In addition to the Spanish Supercup, the Copa del Rey, which begins for the Madrid side in January, offers another chance for glory. Furthermore, with victories in La Liga and the Champions League, Kylian Mbappé and his teammates could come closer to the five trophies per year.
Indeed, in July, the Club World Cup with 32 teams will take place in the USA. Given that the Champions League winner plays in the UEFA Super Cup, Real Madrid will have no fewer than six trophies in sight. Everything remains possible for the Merengues if Carlo Ancelotti can get all his players back to full fitness. If he can also restore balance in defence and overall play, the technical staff will obviously hope to claim everything and break the trophy record set in 2024. The goal remains enormous.
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