“I want to thank the fans for always supporting both the team and me so much,” said the midfielder after collecting the award.

The Real Madrid women's team and their coach, Pau Quesada, received the new Sanitas digital health cards. The event was held at Real Madrid City and was attended by Susana Quintanilla, general manager of Sanitas Hospitales and Bupa Perú.

As an official medical provider, Sanitas offers the men's and women's football and basketball teams a comprehensive network of specialists, referral centres and highly complex services. Through Blua, players have access to video consultations in all specialities, urgent medical care, and can consult their clinical reports online. They also benefit from remote monitoring systems that allow them to measure vital signs using facial image technology.

In addition, since a few months ago, Real Madrid's medical check-ups and tests have been carried out at the Blua Sanitas Valdebebas Hospital, the first digital hospital to be established in Spain, which integrates state-of-the-art technology with a healthcare model designed to optimise the patient's experience.

Pau Quesada's team go into LaLiga matchday 13 at the Di Stéfano (Saturday, 7:00 pm CET).

Real Madrid players María Méndez, Eva Navarro, Athenea and Redondo win this continental title for the second time.

After the draw in the first leg, the four Madridistas will be looking to clinch the title in the second leg (Tuesday, 6.30 pm CET).

María Méndez, Alba Redondo, Athenea and Eva Navarro lifted the Nations League trophy with Spain.

Two strikes from Weir in her 100th match for Real Madrid handed Pau Quesada's side victory on league matchday 12.

The club's all-time leading goalscorer reached this milestone in the match against Eibar, where she netted a brace.

The Whites’ team is: Misa, Shei, Rocío, Andersson, Holmgaard, Bennison, S. Cristóbal, Weir, Feller, Athenea, Iris Ashley.

Pau Quesada's team are in action at the Alfredo Di Stéfano stadium on matchday 12 of the Liga F (Sunday, 4 pm CET).