List of Real Madrid CF players

Real Madrid Club de Fútbol is a professional association football club based in Madrid, Spain , that plays in La Liga. The club was formed in 1902 as Madrid Football Club, and played its first competitive match on 13 May 1902, when it entered the final of the Campeonato de Copa de S.M. Alfonso XIII.[1] Real Madrid was one of the founding members of La Liga in 1929, and is one of three clubs, along with FC Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao, to have never been relegated from the league.[2][3] Since then, the club's first team has competed in numerous nationally and internationally organized competitions. Real is the most successful club in Spanish football, having won 69 domestic titles; a record 35 La Liga titles, 20 Spanish Cups, 12 Spanish Super Cups, 1 Copa Eva Duarte, and 1 League Cup. Real is the most successful club in European and international football, having won 29 official UEFA and FIFA trophies in total.[4]

Cristiano Ronaldo (pictured) is Real Madrid's all-time record goalscorer.

Raúl holds the record for most overall appearances, having played 741 from 1994 to 2010, ahead of Iker Casillas, who made 725 appearances from 1999 to 2015.[5] Manuel Sanchís, Jr is third with 710 appearances from 1983 to 2001 for the club. Cristiano Ronaldo is the all-time top scorer with 450 goals in 438 appearances from 2009 to 2018. He holds the record for the most goals in a season for real madrid, Ronaldo scored 61 in all competitions during the 2014–15 season and also holds the record for second most league goals scored in a season in La Liga, with 48 goals in 2014–15 La Liga. Karim Benzema is the second-highest scorer with 354 goals, having overtaken Raúl, who is third with 323 goals, in August 2022.

Real Madrid has employed numerous famous players, with four FIFA World Player of the Year, ten Ballon d'Or, two FIFA Ballon d'Or, four European Golden Shoe and three FIFA Club World Cup Golden Ball winners among the previous and current club players.

The list includes notable footballers who have played for Real Madrid. Generally, this means players that have played at least 50 official matches. However, some players who have played fewer matches are also included if they are on Real's list of Legendary Players.

Key
† Club captains who have won a major senior competition
* Club record holder
¤ Played their full career at Real Madrid

List of players

Information correct as of the match played on 7 October 2023.

Raúl is Real Madrid's most-capped player with 741 appearances for the club.
With 180 caps, Sergio Ramos made the most international appearances as a Real Madrid player.
Luís Figo became the first Real Madrid footballer to win the FIFA World Player of the Year in 2001.
Cristiano Ronaldo is the record goalscorer in a league season for Real Madrid, with 48, and he is the first Real Madrid footballer to win four Ballon d'Ors, in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017.
Eden Hazard is Real Madrid's joint most expensive signing.
Name NatPos[NB]Real Madrid careerCaptaincyAppsGoalsNotes
Armando GiraltCubaForward1900–1903
1905–1907		—96
Antonio NeyraCubaForward1900–1903
1907–1908		—57
Arthur JohnsonIrelandForward1901–19041901–1902†——
Pedro ParagesSpainForward1902–1909—127
Federico RevueltoGuatemalaForward1902–19121903–1904†125
Manuel PrastSpainForward1904–1908
1911–1914		—3012
José BerraondoSpainDefender1904–19091905–1909†——
José QuiranteSpainMidfielder1906–1908———
Sotero ArangurenArgentinaMidfielder1911–1918—384
Eulogio ArangurenArgentinaMidfielder1911–1921—41[6]0
Alberto MachimbarrenaSpainMidfielder1913–1918—80
Santiago Bernabéu*SpainForward1911–19271915–1921†79[7]68
René PetitFranceForward1914–1917—143
Juan MonjardínSpainForward1918–1929¤1921–1924†7455
Félix QuesadaSpainDefender1922–1936¤1928–1935†14612
José María PeñaSpainMidfielder1926–1932—993
Gaspar RubioSpainForward1928–1930—5548
Jaime LazcanoSpainMidfielder1928–1935—11562
Luis OlasoSpainMidfielder1929–1933—5911
Ricardo Zamora*SpainGoalkeeper1930–1936—1120[Zamora][A]
Eugenio HilarioSpainForward1930–19361935–1936†10528
Manuel OlivaresSpainForward1931–1934—5243[Pichichi]
CiriacoSpainDefender1931–1936—870
HilarioSpainMidfielder1931–1936—7321
Luis RegueiroSpainForward1931–1936—12142
Jacinto QuincocesSpainDefender1931–1942—1691
LeoncitoSpainMidfielder1931–19421939–1942†1499
Pedro RegueiroSpainMidfielder1932–1936—1040
EmilínSpainForward1933–1936—5621
José Ramón SautoMexicoMidfielder1933–19441942–1944†1240
Ildefonso SañudoSpainForward1934–1936—6030
Chus AlonsoSpainMidfielder1935–1936
1936–1948		—16068
Simón LecueSpainForward1935–1942—10232
Juan Antonio IpiñaSpainMidfielder1936–19491944–1949†2929
Manuel AldaySpainForward1939–1944—8065
Sabino BarinagaSpainMidfielder1940–19501949–1950†18293
Antonio AlsúaSpainForward1941–1948—17645
Félix HueteSpainMidfielder1941–1948—1801
CoronaSpainDefender1942–1948—1539
MoleiroSpainMidfielder1942–1948—1079
ClementeSpainDefender1942–19521950–1952†1440
PrudenSpainForward1943–1948—11687
José BañónSpainGoalkeeper1943–1949—1590[Zamora]
Luis MolownySpainForward1946–19571952–1956†208103
Jesús NarroSpainMidfielder1948–1952—6612
PahiñoSpainForward1948–1953—143124[Pichichi]
Miguel MuñozSpainMidfielder1948–19581956–1958†27524
Joaquín NavarroSpainDefender1949–1957—2153
Juanito AlonsoSpainGoalkeeper1949–19601958–1960†2960[Zamora]
Joaquín OlivaSpainDefender1950–1957—1240
Roque OlsenArgentinaForward1950–1957—12366
JoseítoSpainForward1951–1959—17676
José María ZárragaSpainMidfielder1951–19621960–1962†3037
Rafael LesmesSpainDefender1952–1960—2181
José María VidalSpainMidfielder1953–1956
1959–1963		—632
Enrique MateosSpainForward1953–1961—9450
Alfredo Di Stéfano*Argentina
Colombia
Spain		Forward1953–1964—396308[d'Or][Pichichi][B]
Francisco Gento*SpainForward1953–19711962–1971†600182
Ángel AtienzaSpainDefender1954–1959—730
Héctor RialArgentina
Spain		Midfielder1954–1961—16983
MarquitosSpainDefender1954–1962—2253
Ramón MarsalSpainForward1955–1961—5927
Juan SantistebanSpainMidfielder1956–1961
1963–1964		—1154
Antonio RuizSpainMidfielder1956–1963—1035
Pedro CasadoSpainDefender1956–1966—1231
Raymond KopaFranceForward1956–1959—10330[d'Or]
Rogelio DomínguezArgentinaGoalkeeper1957–1962—850
José SantamaríaUruguay
Spain		Defender1957–1966—3372
Pepillo IISpainForward1958–1962—3028
Ferenc Puskás*Hungary
Spain		Forward1958–1966—262242[Pichichi][C][D]
Pachín*SpainDefender1959–1968—2182
Manuel BuenoSpainMidfielder1959–1971—11827
Luis del SolSpainMidfielder1960–1962—9632
José VicenteSpainGoalkeeper1960–1964—1000[Zamora][A]
Antonio BetancortSpainGoalkeeper1961–1962
1963–1971		—1770[Zamora]
Isidro SánchezSpainDefender1961–1965—1031
Félix RuizSpainMidfielder1961–1968—14144
Fernando SerenaSpainMidfielder1961–1968—5411
José AraquistáinSpainGoalkeeper1961–1968—970[Zamora]
Vicente MieraSpainDefender1961–1969—1471
Lucien MullerFranceMidfielder1962–1965—923
Ignacio ZocoSpainMidfielder1962–19741971–1974†43417
AmancioSpainForward1962–19761974–1976†471155[Pichichi]
Manuel VelázquezSpainMidfielder1962–1977—40259
Antonio CalpeSpainDefender1963–1971—1212
Pedro de FelipeSpainDefender1963–1972—1700
Manuel Sanchís, SrSpainDefender1964–1971—2131
José Luis LópezSpainDefender1964–1976—18216
Ramón GrossoSpainForward1964–1976—36675
PirriSpainMidfielder1964–19801976–1980†561172
Fernando ZunzuneguiSpainDefender1966–1972—1125
Toni GrandeSpainDefender1968–1973—12114
Miguel ÁngelSpainGoalkeeper1968–19861980–1986†3460[Zamora]
Sebastián FleitasParaguayForward1969–1972—5818
Goyo Benito*SpainDefender1969–1982—4203
Juan Carlos TouriñoArgentina
Spain		Defender1970–1976—1340
Javier AguilarSpainForward1971–1979—19050
Mariano García RemónSpainGoalkeeper1971–1984—2310[Zamora]
Santillana*SpainForward1971–19881986–1988†645290[D][E]
Vicente del BosqueSpainMidfielder1973–1984—33925
José Antonio CamachoSpainDefender1973–19891988–1989†57711
Günter NetzerWest GermanyMidfielder1974–1976—10013
Paul BreitnerWest GermanyDefender1974–1977—10010
Roberto MartínezArgentina
Spain
Forward1974–1980—19261
Juan SolSpainDefender1975–1979—1410
Carlos GueriniArgentinaForward1975–1979—8512
Henning JensenDenmarkForward1976–1979—10219
Isidoro San José*SpainMidfielder1976–1986—2717
Enrique WolffArgentinaDefender1977–1979—906
Andrés SabidoSpainDefender1977–1982—1173
IsidroSpainForward1977–1985—22322
Uli StielikeWest GermanyMidfielder1977–1985—30850
JuanitoSpainForward1977–1987—401121[Pichichi]
Francisco García HernándezSpainMidfielder1978–1983—12837
Laurie CunninghamEnglandMidfielder1979–1984—6620
ÁngelSpainMidfielder1979–1985—23713
Francisco PinedaSpainForward1980–1985—14543
Ricardo GallegoSpainMidfielder1980–1989—37228
AgustínSpainGoalkeeper1980–19901989–1990†1230[Zamora]
José Antonio SalgueroSpainDefender1981–1987—1388
Míchel*SpainMidfielder1981–1996—559130
John MetgodNetherlandsDefender1982–1984—857
ChendoSpainDefender1982–1998¤1990–1998†497[lower-alpha 1]3
Rafael Martín VázquezSpainMidfielder1983–1990
1992–1995		—34147
Emilio Butragueño*SpainForward1983–1995—463171[Pichichi]
Manuel Sanchís, JrSpainDefender1983–2001¤1998–2001†71041
Jorge ValdanoArgentinaForward1984–1987—12056
Jesús SolanaSpainDefender1985–1991—1773
Hugo SánchezMexicoForward1985–1992—282208[Pichichi][Golden Shoe][F]
Rafael GordilloSpainMidfielder1985–1992—25427
Francisco BuyoSpainGoalkeeper1986–1997—4540[Zamora]
Milan JankovićSerbia and MontenegroMidfielder1987–1988—525
Miguel TendilloSpainDefender1987–1992—988
Paco LlorenteSpainForward1987–1994—16011
Bernd SchusterWest GermanyMidfielder1988–1990—8615
Oscar RuggeriArgentinaDefender1989–1990—312
Fernando Hierro*SpainDefender1989–20032001–2003†601[lower-alpha 2]127[lower-alpha 3]
Gheorghe HagiRomaniaMidfielder1990–1992—8419
Luis MillaSpainMidfielder1990–1997—2153
Ricardo RochaBrazilDefender1991–1993—880
Robert ProsinečkiCroatiaMidfielder1991–1994—7312
Alfonso PérezSpainForward1991–1995—11922
Luis EnriqueSpainMidfielder1991–1996—21318
Mikel LasaSpainDefender1991–1997—1785
NandoSpainDefender1992–1996—500
Iván Zamorano*ChileForward1992–1996—173101[Pichichi][G]
Peter DubovskýSlovakiaForward1993–1995—506
Rafael AlkortaSpainDefender1993–1997—1353
Michael LaudrupDenmarkMidfielder1994–1996—7615
Quique Sánchez FloresSpainDefender1994–1996—812
José AmaviscaSpainMidfielder1994–1996—14414
Santiago CañizaresSpainGoalkeeper1994–1998—550
Fernando RedondoArgentinaMidfielder1994–2000—2285[UEFA]
Raúl*SpainForward1994–20102003–2010†741323[Pichichi][H]
Guti*SpainMidfielder1995–2010—54277
Víctor SánchezSpainMidfielder1996–1998—657
JaimeSpainMidfielder1996–1999—660
Predrag MijatovićSerbia and MontenegroForward1996–1999—11836
Clarence SeedorfNetherlandsMidfielder1996–2000—15920
Davor ŠukerCroatiaForward1996–1999—10949
Christian PanucciItalyDefender1996–1999—966
Bodo IllgnerGermanyGoalkeeper1996–2001—1190
Roberto CarlosBrazilDefender1996–2007—52769
Christian KarembeuFranceMidfielder1997–2000—824
Aitor KarankaSpainDefender1997–2002—1490
Fernando MorientesSpainForward1997–2005—272100
Robert JarniCroatiaDefender1998–1999—363
Iván CampoSpainDefender1998–2003—951
SávioBrazilForward1998–2003—16030
Nicolas AnelkaFranceForward1999–2000—337
Steve McManamanEnglandMidfielder1999–2003—15814
Iván HelgueraSpainDefender1999–2007—34633
Míchel SalgadoSpainDefender1999–2009—3715
Iker Casillas*SpainGoalkeeper1999–20152010–2015† 7250[Zamora]
Pedro MunitisSpainForward2000–2003—815
Claude MakéléléFranceMidfielder2000–2003—1452
Flávio ConceiçãoBrazilMidfielder2000–2004—742
César SánchezSpainGoalkeeper2000–2005—590
Albert CeladesSpainMidfielder2000–2005—1015
Santiago SolariArgentinaMidfielder2000–2005—20922
Luís Figo*PortugalForward2000–2005—24558[FIFA][d'Or][I]
Zinedine Zidane*FranceMidfielder2001–2006—22749[FIFA][UEFA]
Raúl BravoSpainDefender2001–2007—1334
Francisco PavónSpainDefender2001–2007—1673
Esteban CambiassoArgentinaMidfielder2002–2004—671
Javier PortilloSpainForward2002–2006—5712
RonaldoBrazilForward2002–2007—177104[FIFA][d'Or][Pichichi]
David BeckhamEnglandMidfielder2003–2007—15920
Jonathan Woodgate  England Defender 2004-2007 9 0
Michael OwenEnglandForward2004–2005—4516
Álvaro ArbeloaSpainDefender2004–2005
2009–2016		—2386
Álvaro MejíaSpainDefender2004–2007—571
Diego LópezSpainGoalkeeper2005–2007,
2013–2014		—730
Júlio BaptistaBrazilMidfielder2005–2008—7813
RobinhoBrazilForward2005–2008—13735
Sergio Ramos*SpainDefender2005–20212015–2021†671101[J]
Miguel TorresSpainDefender2006–2009—700
Fabio CannavaroItalyDefender2006–2009—1181[FIFA][d'Or]
Ruud van NistelrooyNetherlandsForward2006–2010—9664[Pichichi]
Mahamadou DiarraMaliMidfielder2006–2011—1254
Gabriel HeinzeArgentinaDefender2007–2009—603
Arjen RobbenNetherlandsForward2007–2009—6513
Wesley SneijderNetherlandsMidfielder2007–2009—6611
Fernando GagoArgentinaMidfielder2007–2011—1211
Royston DrentheNetherlandsMidfielder2007–2012—654
Gonzalo HiguaínArgentinaForward2007–2013—264121
PepePortugalDefender2007–2017—33415
MarceloBrazilDefender2007–20222021–2022†54638[K]
Rafael van der VaartNetherlandsMidfielder2008–2010—7312
Esteban GraneroSpainMidfielder2009–2012—965
Lassana DiarraFranceMidfielder2009–2012—1171
Kaká*BrazilMidfielder2009–2013—12029
Raúl AlbiolSpainDefender2009–2013—1182
Xabi AlonsoSpainMidfielder2009–2014—2366
Cristiano Ronaldo*PortugalForward2009–2018—438450[Pichichi][Golden Shoe]
[FIFA d'Or][d'Or][UEFA][FIFA][L]
Karim Benzema*FranceForward2009–20232022–2023†648354[Pichichi][d'Or][UEFA][M]
Ricardo CarvalhoPortugalDefender2010–2013—773
Mesut ÖzilGermanyMidfielder2010–2013—15927
Ángel Di MaríaArgentinaMidfielder2010–2014—19036
Álvaro MorataSpainForward2010–2014
2016–2017		—9531
Sami KhediraGermanyMidfielder2010–2015—1619
José CallejónSpainForward2011–2013—7720
JeséSpainForward2011–2016—9418
Fábio CoentrãoPortugalDefender2011–2017—1061
Raphaël VaraneFranceDefender2011–2021—36017
NachoSpainDefender2011–2023—32716
Luka ModrićCroatiaMidfielder2012–—49737[d'Or][UEFA][FIFA]
Asier IllarramendiSpainMidfielder2013–2015—903
Gareth Bale*WalesForward2013–2020
2021–2022		—258106
IscoSpainMidfielder2013–2022—35353
CasemiroBrazilMidfielder2013–2022—33631
Dani Carvajal*SpainDefender2013–—3837
James RodríguezColombiaMidfielder2014–2017
2019–2020		—12537
Keylor NavasCosta RicaGoalkeeper2014–2019—1620
Toni Kroos*GermanyMidfielder2014–—42828
DaniloBrazilDefender2015–2017—563
Mateo KovačićCroatiaMidfielder2015–2018—1093
Marcos LlorenteSpainMidfielder2015–2016
2017–2019		—392
Lucas VázquezSpainForward2015–—31933
Marco AsensioSpainMidfielder2016–2023—28661
Mariano DíazDominican RepublicForward2016–2017
2018–2023		—8412
Dani CeballosSpainMidfielder2017–2019
2021–		—1236
Thibaut CourtoisBelgiumGoalkeeper2018–—2300[Zamora]
Vinícius JúniorBrazilForward2018–—23262
Federico ValverdeUruguayMidfielder2018–—21519
Luka JovićSerbiaForward2019–2022—513
Eden Hazard*BelgiumForward2019–2023—767[N]
Ferland MendyFranceDefender2019–—1375
RodrygoBrazilForward2019–—17638
Éder MilitãoBrazilDefender2019–—14311
David AlabaAustriaDefender2021–—935
Eduardo CamavingaFranceMidfielder2021–—1102
Antonio RüdigerGermanyDefender2022–—642
Aurélien TchouaméniFranceMidfielder2022–—611

Team captains

The following players have been official Real Madrid captains. Vice captains are also listed.[11]

Nacho is Real Madrid's current captain


Player Years Vice Captain(s)
Ireland Arthur Johnson1901–1902
Spain José Giralt1902–1903
Guatemala Federico Revuelto1903–1904
Spain Luciano Lizárraga1904–1905
Spain José Berraondo1905–1909
Spain José María Castell1914–1915
Spain Santiago Bernabéu1915–1921
Spain Juan Monjardín1921–1924
Spain Perico Escobal1924–1927
Spain Félix Pérez1927–1928
Spain Félix Quesada1928–1935
Spain Eugenio Hilario1935–1936
Spain Leoncito1939–1942
Mexico José Ramón Sauto1942–1944
Spain Juan Antonio Ipiña1944–1949
Spain Sabino Barinaga1949–1950
Spain Clemente Fernández1950–1952
Spain Luis Molowny1952–1956
Spain Miguel Muñoz1956–1958
Spain Juanito Alonso1958–1960
Spain José María Zárraga1960–1962
Spain Francisco Gento1962–1971
Spain Ignacio Zoco1971–1974
Spain Amancio1974–1976
Spain Pirri1976–1980
Spain Miguel Ángel1980–1986
Spain Santillana1986–1988
Spain José Antonio Camacho1988–1989
Spain Chendo1989–1993
Spain Manuel Sanchís1993–2001Fernando Hierro, Fernando Redondo, Raúl
Spain Fernando Hierro2001–2003Raúl
Spain Raúl2003–2010Guti, Míchel Salgado, Iker Casillas, Roberto Carlos, Sergio Ramos
Spain Iker Casillas2010–2015Sergio Ramos, Marcelo, Pepe, Gonzalo Higuaín, Cristiano Ronaldo
Spain Sergio Ramos2015–2021Marcelo, Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Raphaël Varane
Brazil Marcelo2021–2022Karim Benzema, Nacho, Luka Modrić
France Karim Benzema2022–2023Nacho, Luka Modrić, Dani Carvajal
Spain Nacho2023–presentLuka Modrić, Dani Carvajal, Toni Kroos

Notes
  1. He played 499 if including two games in the Copa Iberoamericana in 1994 which CONMEBOL in 2015 included in the list of its official competitions.[8]
  2. He played 602 if including one game in the Copa Iberoamericana in 1994 which CONMEBOL in 2015 included in the list of its official competitions.[9]
  3. He scored 128 if including one goal in the Copa Iberoamericana in 1994 which CONMEBOL in 2015 included in the list of its official competitions.[10]
^ For a full description of positions see football positions.
  • d'Or. a b c d e f g h Won the Ballon d'Or while at Real Madrid.[12]
  • FIFA. a b c d e f Won the FIFA World Player of the Year/The Best FIFA Men's Player award while at Real Madrid.[13]
  • FIFA d'Or. a Won the FIFA Ballon d'Or while at Real Madrid.
  • UEFA. a b c d e Won the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award/UEFA Club Footballer of the Year while at Real Madrid.
  • Pichichi.a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Won the Pichichi Trophy while at Real Madrid.[14]
  • Zamora.a b c d e f g h i j k l Won the Zamora Trophy while at Real Madrid.
  • Golden Shoe.a b Won the European Golden Shoe while at Real Madrid.
  • A. ^ Ricardo Zamora holds Real's record of Zamora trophies, with three won (record shared with José Vicente Train).
  • B. ^ Alfredo Di Stéfano was the first Real Madrid player to win the Ballon d'Or in 1957.
  • C. ^ Puskás is the record goalscorer in one match, with six goals (record shared with Benguría).
  • D. ^ Puskás and Santillana are Real's record goalscorers in the Spanish Cup, with 49 each.
  • E. ^ Santillana is Real's record goalscorer in the Spanish League Cup, with 8.
  • F. ^ Hugo Sánchez was the first Real Madrid player to win the European Golden Shoe in 1990.
  • G. ^ Iván Zamorano scored the fastest goal in Real's history, 13 seconds after the start of the game.
  • H. ^ Raúl is the club's record appearance maker in all competitions and in La Liga (with 550).
  • I. ^ Luís Figo was the first Real Madrid player to win the FIFA World Player of the Year award, in 2001.
  • J. ^ Sergio Ramos has made the most international appearances as Real Madrid player, with 176 games played (as of 31 March 2021).
  • K. ^ Marcelo holds the record for the most trophies won at the club (25).
  • L. ^ Cristiano Ronaldo is Real Madrid's record goalscorer in all competitions, record goalscorer in La Liga (with 311), record goalscorer in Europe (with 107), including a record 105 goals in the UEFA Champions league, the club's record league scorer in a single season, with 48 goals, and record scorer in all competitions in one season, with 61 goals, player with the highest number of European Golden Shoes (3), player with the highest number of hat-tricks in Spain (36), including a record 34 in La Liga, first player to score five goals twice in La Liga games, player with the highest number of goals in a single UEFA Champions League season, with 17, first player to score against all of the opposition teams in La Liga in a single season and first player to win the FIFA Ballon d'Or twice times (in 2013 and 2014), as well as the Ballon d'Or four times (also in 2016 and 2017).
  • M. ^ Karim Benzema holds the record of appearances for Real Madrid as a foreign player.
  • N. ^ Eden Hazard is the club's record signing, with the total value of the transfer in excess of £130 million.

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  1. Luís Miguel González. "Pre-history and first official title (1900-1910)". Real Madrid. Archived from the original on 29 December 2008. Retrieved 12 July 2008.
  2. Luís Miguel González (28 February 2007). "A spectacular leap towards the future (1921-1930)". Real Madrid. Archived from the original on 29 December 2008. Retrieved 12 July 2008.
  3. "Classic club – Athletic Bilbao". Fédération Internationale de Football Association. Archived from the original on July 17, 2009. Retrieved 13 September 2009.
  4. "Football Europe: Real Madrid CF". Union des Associations Européennes de Football (UEFA). Archived from the original on 2010-06-03. Retrieved 2010-07-25.
  5. "Classic club: Real Madrid". Fédération Internationale de Football Association. Archived from the original on 5 March 2013. Retrieved 11 September 2009.
  6. "Eulogio Aranguren". Real Madrid.
  7. "Santiago Bernabéu de Yeste". Real Madrid. Retrieved 24 February 2020.
  8. "Las competiciones oficiales de la CONMEBOL - CONMEBOL". Archived from the original on 2023-02-28.
  9. "Las competiciones oficiales de la CONMEBOL - CONMEBOL". Archived from the original on 2023-02-28.
  10. "Las competiciones oficiales de la CONMEBOL - CONMEBOL". Archived from the original on 2023-02-28.
  11. "Todos los capitanes del Real Madrid". 23 July 2015.
  12. Moore, Rob; Stokkermans, Karel (2009-12-11). "European Footballer of the Year ("Ballon d'Or")". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 2010-05-26.
  13. "FIFA World Player". Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA). Archived from the original on 2010-05-28. Retrieved 2010-05-26.
  14. Bravo, Luis Javier (2009-06-12). "Spain – List of Topscorers ("Pichichi")". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation (RSSSF). Archived from the original on 2016-03-04. Retrieved 2010-04-09.
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