Real Madrid, despite finishing without a major trophy for the second consecutive season, celebrated significant individual accolades at the end of the Champions League campaign. Their journey concluded in the quarter-finals, where they suffered a 6-4 aggregate defeat.

On Saturday, Paris Saint-Germain emerged as European champions for the second year in a row, joining Real Madrid as the only teams to achieve this feat in the Champions League era. Kylian Mbappe claimed the top goalscorer title with a remarkable 15 goals, while Khvicha Kvaratskhelia received the tournament MVP award with 10 goals, and Ousmane Dembele followed closely with 8.

In a standout performance, Arda Guler emerged as a pivotal player for Real Madrid during their campaign. He scored a stunning long-range goal after a Manuel Neuer error and netted a brilliant free-kick in Munich. His impressive contributions earned him the title of Revelation of the Season, a new award recognizing breakout players under 21.

Additionally, Fede Valverde captured the Goal of the Tournament for his spectacular third goal against Manchester City, which helped him achieve a hat-trick in that match. This moment was one of the few highlights in an otherwise challenging season for Los Blancos.

Furthermore, Marcos Llorente was honored with a place in the Team of the Tournament, solidifying Real Madrid's presence in UEFA's end-of-season recognitions.