Real Madrid UEFA Youth League victory secured after beating Club Brugge on penalties to claim their second youth title in Switzerland
Real Madrid Juvenil A side were crowned champions of the UEFA Youth League on Monday in Switzerland after a tense 1-1 draw and a 4-2 penalty shootout victory over Club Brugge, sealing a historic Real Madrid UEFA Youth League victory for the club’s academy.
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The match saw goalkeeper Javi Navarro deliver a decisive performance, saving two penalties in the shootout to secure the win after a tightly contested final.
Real Madrid took the lead through Jacobo Ortega, who continued his strong form as a key attacking presence throughout the tournament.
Club Brugge equalised to force extra time and eventually penalties, but Real Madrid held their nerve in a high-pressure finish.
The victory marks the club’s second UEFA Youth League title, reinforcing the strength and consistency of their youth development system.
Navarro had earlier played a crucial role in the semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain, where he saved three penalties to send Real Madrid into the final.
The triumph also crowns a remarkable season for La Fábrica, with the academy reportedly securing a record 13 league titles across multiple age categories, from U19 down to U7.
Club president Florentino Pérez was present to witness the final, underlining the importance of youth development within the club’s long-term strategy.
The result highlights the continued dominance of Real Madrid’s academy structure, which has become a key pipeline for future first-team talent.
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With this victory, the club’s youth system once again underlines its reputation for producing elite performers capable of excelling on the European stage.
