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It goes without saying that Chelsea had a better campaign than Real Madrid in 2018/19 but if we look at the last few years, Los Blancos are way ahead in the trophy count. The Spanish giants made history by winning four Champions League titles, including three consecutive title wins.
Madrid has also managed to win two LaLiga titles, two Copa Del Rey titles and four Club World Cup titles in the past decade. The European glory plays a decisive role in the individual awards and Los Blancos remains the team who dominated Europe more than any club in history.
Owing to their success at Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo won four Ballon d'Or awards and Luka Modric swept all the individual awards last year. At Santiago Bernabeu, Hazard will get the necessary ammunition and platform to make it to the very top.
