Real betis, Real Sociedad and Real Madrid are all sponsors? Then why are they all called royal?

No, the Spanish word for "Royal" is Familiaimperial, and the Spanish word for "real" here means "real", which is roughly the same as that in English. At the beginning of the formation of Madrid Club, it was just called Madrid (there was no Atletico Madrid at that time). Later, the king of Spain awarded the title of royal, and then added the word "royal" in front of the team name. Its meaning is not royalty, but a symbol of rights and dignity.

For example, there is a team called "real betis" in Spanish first division. Because it was given by the Spanish royal family, it was translated into "royal" in Chinese translation.

1900 or so, most football clubs have set up their own small associations, that is, the regional associations of the Spanish Football Association. But at that time, Spain had not held a national league, and all football matches were local, and at most they were provincial or local. 1902 There were cross-regional competitions, but only the King's Cup held by the royal family, that is, the Royal Tournament. In order to promote the development of Spanish football and commend the teams that participated in the King's Cup at that time (that is, the teams that later had the word Royal), King Alfonso VII of Spain added the word "Royal" to the names of these clubs and awarded them the title of Royal, which was an honor. So the club was officially renamed Royal Football.

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