The Los Blancos are already four points clear at the top of the league standings with three games left to play.
It's understood that Real Madrid need just a point, as the host Villarreal on Thursday night.
Real Madrid directors are determined to avoid any situations that put supporters' health at risk and it is, therefore, unlikely that they'll go to Cibeles this year.
Instead, a celebration might be organised at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu at a later date when it is safe to do so.
The city council is even working on setting up security measures to prevent fans from spontaneously gathering there on Thursday or Sunday night, keen to avoid repeating the kinds of scenes experienced in Cadiz after their promotion to LaLiga Santander.
"Please don't celebrate at Cibeles", Madrid mayor Jose Luis Martinez Almeida has said.
"Celebrate instead with Real Madrid flags on the balconies."
Health minister Salvador Illa has had his say too, referring to the images from Cadiz.
"We've seen a lot of images like celebrating promotions that were worrying," he said.
"We can do many things in this phase and we can have fun, but we cannot lose respect for the virus.
"We must follow the recommendations."
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