Logo featuring a stylized red number 4 with black and red text that reads "LEAGUE SALE" and "SPORTS".

Champions

FC Barcelona crest featuring a shield with the Catalan flag, a red cross, blue and red vertical stripes, and a football in the center.
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A sports team emblem with a shield-shaped design. The top part says 'ATHLETIC CLUB' and the bottom part says 'BARI.' The shield features a red and white striped pattern, a bridge, a historic building, a tree, and two cartoon characters. 
ATHLETIC 
CLUB
A badge or emblem featuring a woman with short hair holding a feather quill, with the word 'ELCHE' on it. The badge has a gold outline and includes a red and blue shield shape with architectural motifs.

ELCHE

The FC Barcelona football club logo featuring a shield with red and blue vertical stripes, a yellow football, and the letters 'FCB'. 
BARÇELONA
The emblem of FC Barcelona featuring a circular design with a red border. Inside the circle, there are blue and white diagonal stripes. A yellow crown with red accents is on top of the circle. The words "FC Barcelona" are written in yellow around the inside of the red border. 
RCD ESPANYOL
BARCELONA
A shield with a blue background and a yellow cross, a crown with red elements on top, the word 'RO' in white letters, and a volleyball at the bottom.

REAL OVIEDO

The Spanish National Sports Council emblem featuring a shield with a crown on top, a sword on the left, a laurel wreath surrounding it, and a central design with a purple and white stripe, with a black and white circular symbol containing the letters 'FAR' or 'FHR' in the middle. 
REAL
VALLADOLID
A soccer player with blonde hair wearing a blue and maroon jersey with the FC Barcelona logo and a yellow sponsor logo, running on the field during a match.

Lamine Yamal
€200.00m

A shield-shaped design featuring the American flag pattern with red and white vertical stripes in the background. A diagonal blue stripe with white stars crosses the shield. Inside the shield, there is a white square containing a green tree with red fruit and a black bear standing on its hind legs leaning against the tree. 
ATLETICO
MADRID
Logo of Getafe C.F., a football club, featuring a circular blue border, a football at the top, and a shield divided into red and yellow, and green and white sections. 
GETAFE

A crest with a crown on top, a red and yellow emblem in the center, surrounded by green laurel leaves on a black background. 
MALLORCA
The Sevilla FC crest featuring the Royal Coat of Arms of Seville with the monarch flanked by two bishops, a football at the center, and the club's initials GS. 
SEVILLA

Emblem with a shield divided into red and blue sections, featuring a white central shield with a gold lion and a crown, topped with a gold crown and a black crown with gold accents, indicating affiliation with a sports club or organization. 
CA OSASUNA

Girondins de Bordeaux football club logo with a red and white color scheme, featuring a crest with a lion and stripes, and the words Girondins Futbol Club. 
GIRONA

A sports team logo featuring a gold crown on top, green and white striped shield, centered with a green monogram, and surrounded by a gold circular border. 
REAL 
BETIS
The emblem of the Spanish Royal Household featuring a black shield with a detailed coat of arms, a golden crown, and a yellow banner that reads 'Las Palmas.' Beneath the shield are various smaller flags and coats of arms of football clubs, including Atlético de Madrid, Mallorca, and others. 
UD LAS
PALMAS

Most Titles

Close-up of the Real Madrid football club crest with a crown on top, superimposed over the FC Barcelona logo.

36

Lionel Messi wearing a Barcelona soccer jersey, running on the field with a yellow and purple soccer ball.

Lionel Messi
474

A crest featuring a blue shield with white outlines and geometric shapes, topped with a gold crown and a red and gold decorative element, all set against a black background.

CELTA VIGO

Superman emblem with yellow and red shield, black background, and the words "LEAVING U.D." in the center

LEVANTE

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Logo of Club Deportivo Laganés, featuring a white shield with gold border, a gold crown at the top, blue and white vertical stripes, green laurel branches on each side, and the words "Club Deportivo" at the top and "Laganés" at the bottom. 
CD LEGANES

Emblem shield with a red central crest crossed by black hammer and sickle, flanked by green laurel branches, a gold crown above, a red lightning bolt diagonal through the center, and black and white letters 'R,' 'V,' and 'M' on the right side. 
RAYO
VALLECANO
Logo of Real Madrid football club with a crown on top. 
REAL 
MADRID
A stylized badge featuring a bat silhouette at the top, with a blue banner that reads 'VALENCIA C.F.', and yellow and red vertical stripes with a soccer ball in the center. 
VALENCIA

Most Goals

Logo of Deportivo Alavés, a football club based in Alava, Spain, featuring a flag with the club's initials 'DA', the year 1921, and the club's name in a circular design. 
DEPORTIVO
ALAVES
A crest featuring a crown, a shield with a stylized 'E', a red fleur-de-lis background, and a red diagonal stripe. 
CELTA
DE VIGO
The logo of Real Madrid football club featuring a golden soccer ball, a crown, a blue and white striped flag, and a black background. 
REAL
SOCIEDAD

Most Valuable Player

A graphic emblem combining a crown and a shield with the letters 'CVF' inside. The shield features a red and yellow vertical stripe pattern, and the crown is gold with red accents. 
VILLAREAL

Most Wins

A man in a blue jacket holding a large silver trophy above his head in a football stadium.

Miguel Muñoz
439

History

In April 1928, José María Acha, a director at Arenas de Getxo, first proposed the idea of a national league in Spain. After much debate about the size of the league and who would take part, the Real Federación Española de Fútbol eventually agreed on the ten teams who would form the first Primera División in 1929. Arenas, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Athletic Bilbao, Real Sociedad and Real Unión were all selected as previous winners of the Copa del Rey. Atlético Madrid, Espanyol and Europa qualified as Copa del Rey runners-up and Racing de Santander qualified through a knockout competition. Only three of the founding clubs (Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Athletic Bilbao) have never been relegated from the Primera División.