As Real Madrid and Barcelona prepare to face off in the Spanish Super Cup final on Sunday (13th January 2025) for the second consecutive year, the stakes are high. Together, these two iconic clubs have claimed the prestigious trophy 27 times, and while only a few players have had the rare privilege of playing for both, their achievements on the field are nothing short of impressive.
In this article, we take a look at the three players who have managed to win the Spanish Super Cup (also known as Supercopa de España) with both Real Madrid and Barcelona.
1. Luis Figo
One of the most iconic and controversial footballers in history, Luis Figo played for both Barcelona and Real Madrid, and his move between the two clubs is still one of the most talked-about transfers in football.
- At FC Barcelona (1995–2000): Figo was a standout player for Barcelona, winning the Spanish Super Cup twice in 1996 and 2000. His creative vision and dribbling skills made him one of the best players in the world during his time at the club.
- At Real Madrid (2000–2005): Figo’s highly controversial transfer to Real Madrid in 2000 did not stop him from continuing his success. He won the Spanish Super Cup in 2001, as part of the Galácticos era. His time at Madrid also brought multiple La Liga titles and a UEFA Champions League title.
2. Luis Enrique
Known for his versatility, leadership, and hard work, Luis Enrique enjoyed successful stints at both Real Madrid and Barcelona, winning the Spanish Super Cup with both clubs.
- At Real Madrid (1991–1996): Luis Enrique was part of the Real Madrid squad that won the Spanish Super Cup in 1993. His tireless work ethic and ability to play multiple roles in midfield made him an important player at Madrid.
- At FC Barcelona (1996–2004): After moving to Barcelona, Luis Enrique helped the club win the Spanish Super Cup twice, in 1996 and 2001. His leadership and competitive spirit made him a fan favorite, and he contributed to the club’s success during his time there.
3. Ronaldo Nazário
A legendary figure in football, Ronaldo Nazário (often referred to as the Brazilian Ronaldo) played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona and won the Spanish Super Cup with both clubs during his career.
- At FC Barcelona (1996–1997): Ronaldo’s brief but spectacular time at Barcelona was marked by his incredible performances, which earned him the Spanish Super Cup in 1996. His dazzling dribbling skills and deadly finishing made him one of the best strikers in the world.
- At Real Madrid (2002–2007): After his time at Barcelona, Ronaldo joined Real Madrid in 2002. He won the Spanish Super Cup with Real Madrid in 2003, contributing to the club’s success in the early 2000s as part of the Galácticos era.
