Real Madrid

Real Madrid Femenino was officially created on 1 July 2020 following the absorption of CD Tacón, a club founded in 2014 that had entered into a merger agreement with Real Madrid in 2019. The integration brought the most famous name in world football into the women's game, and Real Madrid wasted no time building a squad capable of challenging domestically and in Europe. The club competes in Liga F and the UEFA Women's Champions League. Real Madrid Femenino's roster for 2025-26 features Colombian sensation Linda Caicedo — contracted through 2031 — captain and goalkeeper Misa Rodríguez, Scottish international Caroline Weir, and German goalkeeper Merle Frohms. Under coach Alberto Toril, the team has established itself as Barcelona's primary challenger in Liga F while also making strides in the Champions League. The club plays home matches at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano within the Ciudad Real Madrid training complex in Valdebebas. Despite being the youngest major women's football project in Spain, Real Madrid Femenino has rapidly risen to become a perennial top-two finisher in Liga F, backed by the financial muscle and global brand of Real Madrid CF. Check the Real Madrid Femenino fixtures for upcoming matches or view the full squad for the current season.