While it has not had much competition this year in the Spanish league given the fact that Barcelona and Atletico Madrid have provided mediocre ability to say the least, Real Madrid who secured the 35th championship in its history yesterday (Saturday) will not let anyone ruin their celebrations.
The Blancos defeated Espanyol 0-4 in a game in which they needed just one point and celebrated with the home crowd a title at the Santiago Bernabeu for the first time since 2007.
Those who stole the show at the celebrations were Carlo Ancelotti who made history for him when he completed a championship win in the top five leagues and Marcelo who received a great farewell gift from the club as he becomes the new whites title of the Whites with 24 such.
After the game, Real players went to Sibles Square and celebrated with about 150,000 fans.
The veteran Brazilian celebrated with his friends on the bus and said: "It's for the crowd, two years ago we won the championship and we could not celebrate it. We go into the history of Real Madrid, it's the biggest club in the world. I thank Sergio Ramos for bringing me here."
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Exciting farewell, Photo: IPI
Whoever was not part of the festivities is Gareth Bale, who is expected to leave and was not present at the Bernabeu at all during the game.
After the game he tweeted on Twitter and tried to explain his absence but it is doubtful it will succeed in convincing anyone.
"I am so disappointed that I could not be part of the celebrations because of back pain, but I am really proud of the team for winning the championship," wrote the Welshman who will end his candidacy in the Spanish capital with quite a few charges from him and the club.
President Florentino Perez spoke of plans for the future and of course did not forget Killian Ambape: "When the season is over we will talk about next season. I am calm about Ambape. The white shirt looks beautiful on most players, I have been here a long time and know most players want to play for Real Madrid."
Ancelotti celebrates with the actors, Photo: EPI
Meanwhile, this morning the media in England reported again that it is possible that the one who will make an exciting comeback for Real is none other than Cristiano Ronaldo.
The 37-year-old phenomenon may have been one of the only players this season to feature in the Manchester United uniform when he scored 23 goals in all competitions, but as happened last summer, there are now media outlets in the kingdom building on his return to the Bernabeu.
The Daily Mail reported that Real will try to bring Ronaldo back into their ranks whether or not Ambape joins the club, regardless of the huge season experienced by Karim Benzema and Vinicius Jr.
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