• Real Madrid 2011/12 Home kit Small
  • Real Madrid 2011/12 Home kit Small
  • Real Madrid 2011/12 Home kit Small
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Real Madrid 2011/12 Home kit Small

Real Madrid 2011/12 Home kit Small

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Here at Fanela Club we believe that this is the prettiest Real Madrid kit ever. Beautiful gold details complete this classic Real look. The size is Small and it wsa manufactured by Adidas with their ClimaCool Technology. Have in mind that there is a small issue with the heatpress of the ''Bwin'' sponsor that is visible in the photos. Except that it is all around perfect. 

In the 2011/12 season, Real Madrid had a remarkable year under the management of José Mourinho. Here's a breakdown of their performance across all competitions:

  1. La Liga:

    • Position: 1st
    • Record: 100 points
    • Performance: Real Madrid won the La Liga title, finishing 9 points ahead of second-placed Barcelona. They scored 121 goals and conceded 32, setting a new record for most goals scored in a single La Liga season.

  2. UEFA Champions League:

    • Stage: Semi-finals
    • Performance: Real Madrid were eliminated by Bayern Munich in the semi-finals. The two-legged semi-final ended 3-3 on aggregate, and Bayern Munich won 3-1 in the penalty shootout.

  3. Copa del Rey:

    • Stage: Quarter Finals

Here’s a list of key players from Real Madrid’s 2011/12 season:

  1. Cristiano Ronaldo - Forward
  2. Mesut Özil - Attacking Midfielder
  3. Sergio Ramos - Defender
  4. Xabi Alonso - Central Midfielder
  5. Iker Casillas - Goalkeeper
  6. Ángel Di María - Winger
  7. Karim Benzema - Forward
  8. Kaká - Attacking Midfielder
  9. Pepe - Defender
  10. Marcelo - Left-back

the 2011/12 season was notable for several interesting and significant developments for Real Madrid:

  1. Record-Breaking La Liga Performance:

    • Real Madrid scored a record 121 goals in a single La Liga season, surpassing the previous record of 114 goals set by the club itself in the 1989/90 season.

  2. Cristiano Ronaldo's Goal Scoring:

    • Cristiano Ronaldo scored 46 goals in La Liga, setting a personal best and contributing significantly to Real Madrid’s title-winning campaign. He also won the Pichichi Trophy as the league’s top scorer.

  3. José Mourinho's Impact:

    • José Mourinho’s successful season was highlighted by Real Madrid winning La Liga and the Supercopa de España. It was his second and final La Liga title with the club.

 

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