Each year on May 27, Real Madrid pauses to remember Luis de Carlos, the man who guided the club between 1978 and 1985 with a quiet authority that belied the magnitude of what he built. Inheriting the presidency from the legendary Santiago Bernabéu, de Carlos did not merely maintain a legacy — he expanded it across two sports, two continents, and fifteen titles. His life at the club stretched from 1942 to his death in 1994, a half-century of devotion that institutions rarely inspire and individuals rarely sustain.
Real Madrid Remembers Luis de Carlos, Club President Who Won 15 Titles
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