Special: 38th League title
Real Madrid overcame Valencia Basket 3-0 in the final series to lift the trophy at La Fonteta.
On 25 June 2025, Real Madrid were crowned Endesa League champions for the 38th time, when they beat Valencia Basket in double-quick time: two wins at the Movistar Arena and a third at La Fonteta. In Valencia, Chus Mateo's boys delivered a convincing knock-out blow to the home team with a sublime third quarter (49-60 after a 9-21 run) to run out 70-81 winners.
Madrid enjoyed a remarkable playoff run, losing just one game on the way to the title. They came past Baskonia in the quarter-finals 2-0, before being too strong for Unicaja with a 3-1 victory, and rounding off their campaign with the 3-0 over Valencia Basket. "We have to embrace this title and appreciate it," underlined Campazzo, who averaged 13 points, 7 assists and a PIR of 14.7 in the final to be named MVP.
Real Madrid's 100th title
Getting their hands on their 38th League title also saw our team clinch the 100th trophy in their history, which began with the first Spanish championship back in 1951. Real Madrid boast a total trophy haul of 11 European Cups, 38 Leagues, 29 Copas del Rey, 10 Spanish Super Cups, 5 FIBA Intercontinental Cups, 4 Saporta Cups, 1 Korac Cup, 1 ULEB Cup and 1 Copa Latina.
Legendary Llull
Sergio Llull also added to his already legendary status for the club, becoming the player with the most domestic titles to his name. The captain overtook Clifford Luyk and Rafael Rullán, two other madridista icons who had previously held the record. His remarkable trophy haul includes 9 Leagues, 7 Copas del Rey and 9 Spanish Super Cups over 19 seasons with the club.
Celebrating the 38th League win
Two days after sealing the title, the team presented the 38th League to the madridistas. The squad and coaching staff, alongside president Florentino Pérez and the Board of Directors, visited the headquarters of the Community of Madrid and City Hall. The president underlined the team's achievement: "Here is our 38th league title. This success is once again a symbol of the Real Madrid values or hard work, sacrifice, teamwork, constant improvement, humility, respect and solidarity."