Atlético de Madrid
Atlético de Madrid, based in Madrid, Spain, is one of the most successful and competitive football clubs in Spain and Europe. Founded in 1903, Atlético has a rich history, known for its passionate fanbase and hard-working, combative style of play. The club’s home ground, Wanda Metropolitano, is a modern stadium that represents Atlético's ambitions to compete at the highest level both domestically and internationally.
Atlético has won 11 La Liga titles, 10 Copa del Rey trophies, and 3 UEFA Europa League titles. The club’s most notable achievement came in 2014, when they won the La Liga title, breaking the dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona in Spain. Atlético has also reached the UEFA Champions League final three times in the last decade, although they’ve yet to win the prestigious tournament.
The club is known for its strong, defensive approach under long-time manager Diego Simeone, who has instilled a tactical, disciplined, and high-pressing style of football, often referred to as "Cholismo." Atlético’s famous players include Fernando Torres, Antoine Griezmann, Diego Costa, and Jan Oblak, who have played key roles in the club's successes.
Atlético’s passionate supporters, the Rojiblancos, are known for their fierce loyalty, making the club one of the most respected in Spanish and European football.
