Real Madrid can lay claim to becoming the first club across all of Europe's top five leagues to win 100 trophies after the Champions League holders and LaLiga champions swept aside Saudi club Al Hilal to lift the FIFA Club World Cup over the weekend.
Los Blancos powered to a 5-3 victory at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat, Morocco, to lift what is (by some counts) a century of national and international titles in their 120-year history, narrowly pipping rivals Barcelona to the impressive milestone.
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That caveat is inserted as the 100 includes a few competitions which are now defunct, while there are other trophies and regional tournaments won way back in their history that are listed on the club's official website but do not make the count of "major" honours. Still, Madrid's case for having reached triple-figures after winning the FIFA Club World Cup for a fifth time is a compelling one.
Madrid therefore become the first club in Europe's top five leagues to win 100 trophies, beating closest challengers Barca (98 official titles), Bayern Munich (82), Juventus (70), Liverpool (67) and Manchester United (66).
Outside of the top five leagues, Real still comfortably trail Scottish giants Rangers (117 titles) and Celtic (113) as well as Linfield of Northern Ireland (114), who are considered to be European football's three most-decorated clubs. However, the overall pace-setters worldwide are considered to be Uruguayan clubs Nacional (149 titles) and Penarol (129 titles), followed by Egyptian heavyweights Al-Ahly (127 titles).
Here's a breakdown of the 100 trophies lifted by Real Madrid since their formation in 1902 from their grand haul of European Cups and Spanish top-flight league titles right the way down to the dusty end of their trophy cabinet.
LaLiga (35)
Madrid are way out in front as the most successful team in the history of LaLiga, comfortably beating Barcelona's tally of 26.
Copa del Rey (19)
As Spanish football's primary domestic cup competition, Real's 19 Copa triumphs won between 1904-05 and 2013-14 count towards their overall trophy trove.
UEFA European Cup/Champions League (14)
Only 22 clubs have ever won the European Cup since its initial introduction in 1955 and Real have hoisted it aloft on more occasions than any other side since then -- double the amount of the next most successful club on the competition's honour roll (AC Milan, with seven titles).
Spanish Super Cups (12)
What used to be a single, two-legged tie between the winners of LaLiga and the Copa del Rey was expanded in 2019-20 to become a four-team mini-tournament featuring the winners and runners-up of both the league and cup. In all official formats of the competition, only one club has won the Supercopa de Espana more times than Real, and that's Barcelona (14 titles.)
UEFA Super Cup (5)
Real have won the annual showpiece between the winners of the Champions League and Europa League on five occasions, putting them level with Barca and AC Milan as the three joint-most successful clubs in the competition's 51-year history.
FIFA Club World Cup (5)
No club has won the Club World Cup more times than Real, who added a record-extending fifth title to their collection by beating AFC representatives and reigning Saudi champions Al Hilal on Saturday.
Intercontinental Cup (3)
Now defunct, the Intercontinental Cup was played between the winners of the UEFA Champions League and CONMEBOL's Copa Libertadores each year between 1960 and 2004, when it was replaced by the Club World Cup. Real Madrid won it three times: in 1960, 1998 and 2002. Madrid count these together with the newer, FIFA tournament, and have been celebrating their eighth world title this weekend.
UEFA Cup (2)
Real twice emerged victorious in UEFA's secondary continental cup competition back to back in 1984-85 and 1985-86, long before it was overhauled and rebranded as the Europa League in 2009-10.