Uruguayan star Federico Valverde reached his 350th match wearing the Real Madrid jersey during the team's game against Levante, marking a new milestone that confirms his status as one of the key pillars of the royal team in recent years.

Valverde received a commemorative jersey on this occasion from the club president, Florentino Pérez, reaching this milestone in his eighth season with Real Madrid, having contributed to 235 victories and winning 14 titles with the team.

Valverde's titles with the Royal Club included: two UEFA Champions League titles, three FIFA Club World Cup titles, two UEFA Super Cup titles, three La Liga titles, one Copa del Rey title, and three Spanish Super Cup titles.

Valverde's 350 appearances were distributed across various competitions as follows: 230 matches in La Liga, 71 in the UEFA Champions League, 25 in the Copa del Rey, 9 in the FIFA Club World Cup, 2 in the UEFA Super Cup, and 13 in the Spanish Super Cup.

Last season was the one with the most appearances in his career at Real Madrid, as he played 65 matches, while Barcelona is the opponent he has faced the most, with a total of 23 matches.