69 Champions League trophies and counting

It's an achievement not many clubs could reach in their lifetime but Real managed it at Kiev's Olympic Stadium.

It means they become the second-most decorated squad in European history, 21 behind their own 1959-60 team who had a collection of 80 titles.

Zinedine Zidane's side could break that record with another Champions League triumph next season, which would be their fourth-in-a-row. 

Cristiano Ronaldo tops their honour list with five trophies, four at Madrid and one as part of Sir Alex Ferguson's stupendous Manchester United team in 2008.

He's closely followed by his team-mates who have been part of the team's incredible cycle since 2014, in which they have won them four titles in five seasons: Sergio Ramos, Gareth Bale, Dani Carvajal, Raphael Varane, Marcelo, Luka Modric, Casemiro and Nacho Fernandez.

Toni Kroos also boasts four titles but one came during his time at Bayern Munich where the Bundesliga giants soared to the top of Europe in 2013. 

Keylor Navas, Mateo Kovacic, Lucas Vazquez and Kiko Casilla have won three Champions Leagues each while Marco Asensio has won two. 

Achraf Hakimi, Theo Hernandez, Jesus Vallejo, Dani Ceballos, Marcos Llorente and Borja Mayoral finish off the list having experienced their maiden triumphs on Saturday.