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Atlético Madrid is a highly respected football club due to its historical success in Spain and Europe, consistent performances challenging the dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona, distinctive defensive style of play, strong emphasis on youth development, passionate fanbase, and well-run management.
The club has established itself as the best club in Spain after Real Madrid and Barcelona, and they are the only club to take the crown away from the Clasico rivals since 2004.
Atletico's Wanda Metropolitano is onee of La Liga's most modern stadiums, with VIP experiences to compete with the very best in Europe.
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Atletico Madrid Hospitality Packages
Neptuno Atletico de Madrid premium is the brand under which all Atletico Madrid hospitality packages are hosted. On offer are private boxes, halfway line seating with access to the VIP lounge, VIP boxes and much more. Check out our tickets above or make a request for more information to learn about the packages FootyLegend has available.
Private boxes
Experience unparalleled luxury in the prime location of Cívitas Metropolitano with exclusive and customizable private spaces. Treat your clients to an unmatched and unique experience.
VIP Boxes
Indulge in the ultimate VIP treatment with private outdoor spaces and two VIP lounges offering exclusive catering. Positioned at the heart of the stadium, these boxes provide superb visibility.
VIP Seats
Enjoy a unique ambiance with VIP seats granting access to exclusive lounges, exquisite catering, and marvelous views of the pitch and Fan Zone.
History of Atlético de Madrid
Atlético Madrid, commonly referred to as Atlético or Atleti, is a prestigious football club based in Madrid, Spain. The club was founded on April 26, 1903, as Atlético Club de Madrid. In its early years, Atlético experienced limited success, but it steadily grew in prominence and competitiveness in the Spanish football scene.
In the 1930s, Atlético achieved its first major milestone by winning the Copa del Rey in 1939, marking the beginning of a period of consistent performances in domestic competitions. However, it was during the 1960s and early 1970s when Atlético truly rose to prominence under the guidance of legendary coach Helenio Herrera. During this period, the club secured numerous domestic titles, including La Liga championships in 1966 and 1970.
In the 1973-1974 season, Atlético Madrid made a significant impact on the European stage, reaching the final of the European Cup (now known as the UEFA Champions League). Despite a loss to Bayern Munich in the final, their accomplishment further established their reputation as a formidable team in Europe.
The mid-1970s and early 1980s were characterized by a period of fluctuating fortunes, with some notable domestic successes but no further major European achievements. However, in the 1990s, under the leadership of coach Radomir Antić, Atlético secured another La Liga title in the 1995-1996 season.
In the early 2000s, Atlético experienced mixed results and faced financial difficulties, leading to some challenging times on and off the field. However, they managed to win the UEFA Europa League in 2010, followed by another Europa League title in 2012 under the guidance of coach Diego Simeone. Simeone's tenure as coach has been a defining era for Atlético Madrid, with the team becoming known for its disciplined and combative style of play.
One of the club's most significant achievements during this time was the triumph in the 2013-2014 season when they won La Liga, breaking the dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona. Additionally, they reached the final of the UEFA Champions League in both 2014 and 2016, unfortunately falling short on both occasions, first to Real Madrid and then to Real's city rivals, Real Madrid.
Atlético Madrid's new home stadium, the Wanda Metropolitano, was inaugurated in 2017, providing a modern venue for their matches.
Throughout its history, Atlético Madrid has produced many talented players and nurtured homegrown talent through its youth academy. The club's passionate fanbase, known as "colchoneros," continues to be a driving force behind the team's success, creating a vibrant atmosphere at home games.
Atlético Madrid remains one of the most respected and competitive football clubs in Spain and Europe, continuing to strive for success both domestically and internationally.