Real Madrid's trophy room has been filled with so many trophies that the club need a larger room to accommodate them all.
The European giants are one of the most successful and biggest clubs in the world, but they face the trouble of having to store all their trophies.
Los Blancos beat Liverpool in the Champions League final 3-1. A spectacular goal by Gareth Bale and a couple of hapless mistakes by Reds goalkeeper Loris Karius saw Real earn their fourth Champions League trophy in five years.
The trophy is their 13th European Cup. And the club's museum, which has a trophy room, is just not big enough to store all accolades.
Have you seen how big the thing is, though? It's not surprise; it's about the size of a baby Elephant.
But we have a few solutions to Real's trouble:
They should get the old ones - irrelevant ones from the 60s or something - and melt them down and sell them off.
Or they could melt down the metal and use the material to fashion a bionic footballing robot that could score 50 goals a season.
They could give president Florentino Perez a gift by using the metal to sculpt a miniature toy spaceship that he could sit in and imagine he's an astronaut.
Either way, it's not a terrible problem to have. In fact, it's probably the best 'problems' that could bestow a football club.
What are they complaining about? That Real Madrid lot don't know their born, do they?
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