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, including 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 organised competitions. Real is the most successful club in Spanish football, having won 65 domestic titles; a record 33 La Liga titles, 19 Spanish Cups, 11 Spanish Super Cups, 1 Copa Eva Duarte and 1 League Cup. Real is the most successful club in European football, having won twenty one official UEFA 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 has made 725 appearances from 1999 to 2015.[5] Manuel Sanchís, Jr is third with 711 appearances from 1983 to 2001 for the club. Cristiano Ronaldo is the all-time top scorer with 450. He holds the record for the most goals in a season; he scored 61 goals in all competitions during the 2011–12 season and also holds the record for league goals scored in a season, having scored 48 goals in La Liga in 2014–15. Raúl is second with 323 goals and Alfredo Di Stéfano is third with 305 goals.

Real Madrid has employed several famous players, with four FIFA World Player of the Year, seven Ballon d'Or, two FIFA Ballon d'Or, four European Golden Boot and two 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 14 June 2020.

Raúl is Real Madrid's most capped player with 741 appearances for the club.
With 170 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 the four FIFA Ballon d'Or in 2013, 2014, 2016 & 2017.
Gareth Bale is Real Madrid's joint most expensive signing.
NameNatPos[NB]Real Madrid careerCaptaincyAppsGoalsNotes
Arthur JohnsonForward1901–19041901–1902†——
Manuel PrastForward1904–1908
1912-1914		—118
José BerraondoDefender1904–19091905–1909†——
José QuiranteMidfielder1906–1908———
Sotero ArangurenMidfielder1911–1918—154
Eulogio ArangurenMidfielder1911–1921—200
Santiago Bernabéu*Forward1911–19271915–1921†79[6]68
René PetitForward1914–1917—143
Juan MonjardínForward1919–19291921–1924†2621
Félix QuesadaDefender1922–19361928–1935†14612
José María PeñaMidfielder1926–1932—993
Gaspar RubioForward1928–1930—5548
Jaime LazcanoMidfielder1928–1935—11562
Luis OlasoMidfielder1929–1933—5911
Ricardo Zamora*Goalkeeper1930–1936—1120[Zamora][A]
Eugenio HilarioForward1930–19361935–1936†10528
Manuel OlivaresForward1931–1934—5044
CiriacoDefender1931–1936—870
HilarioMidfielder1931–1936—7321
Luis RegueiroForward1931–1936—12142
Jacinto QuincocesDefender1931–1942—1691
LeoncitoMidfielder1931–19421939–1942†1499
Pedro RegueiroMidfielder1932–1936—1040
EmilínForward1933–1936—5621
José Ramón SautoMidfielder1933–19441942–1944†1240
Ildefonso SañudoForward1934–1936—6030
Chus AlonsoMidfielder1935–1936
1936–1948		—16068
Simón LecueForward1935–1942—10232
Juan Antonio IpiñaMidfielder1936–19491944–1949†2929
Manuel AldayForward1939–1944—8065
Sabino BarinagaMidfielder1940–19501949–1950†18293
Antonio AlsúaForward1941–1948—17645
Félix HueteMidfielder1941–1948—1801
CoronaDefender1942–1948—1539
MoleiroMidfielder1942–1948—1079
ClementeDefender1942–19521950–1952†1440
PrudenForward1943–1948—11687
José BañónGoalkeeper1943–1949—1590[Zamora]
Luis MolownyForward1946–19571952–1956†205103
Jesús NarroMidfielder1948–1952—6612
PahiñoForward1948–1953—143124[Pichichi]
Miguel MuñozMidfielder1948–19581956–1958†27124
Joaquín NavarroDefender1949–1957—2153
Juanito AlonsoGoalkeeper1949–19601958–1960†2960[Zamora]
Joaquín OlivaDefender1950–1957—1240
Roque OlsenForward1950–1957—12366
JoseítoForward1951–1959—17676
José María ZárragaMidfielder1951–19621960–1962†3016
Rafael LesmesDefender1952–1960—2181
José María VidalMidfielder1953–1956
1959–1963		—632
Enrique MateosForward1953–1961—9450
Alfredo Di Stéfano*

Forward1953–1964—396307[d'Or][Pichichi][B]
Francisco Gento*Forward1953–19711962–1971†600182
Ángel AtienzaDefender1954–1959—730
Héctor Rial
Midfielder1954–1961—16681
MarquitosDefender1954–1962—2253
Ramón MarsalForward1955–1961—5927
Juan SantistebanMidfielder1956–1961
1963–1964		—1154
Antonio RuizMidfielder1956–1963—1035
Pedro CasadoDefender1956–1966—1231
Raymond KopaForward1956–1959—10130[d'Or]
Rogelio DomínguezGoalkeeper1957–1962—850
José Santamaría
Defender1957–1966—3372
Pepillo IIForward1958–1962—10399
Ferenc Puskás*
Forward1958–1966—262242[Pichichi][C]
Pachín*Defender1959–1968—2182
Manuel BuenoMidfielder1959–1971—11827
Luis del SolMidfielder1960–1962—9632
José VicenteGoalkeeper1960–1964—1000[Zamora][A]
Antonio BetancortGoalkeeper1961–1962
1963–1971		—1770[Zamora]
Isidro SánchezDefender1961–1965—1031
Félix RuizMidfielder1961–1968—14144
Fernando SerenaMidfielder1961–1968—5411
José AraquistáinGoalkeeper1961–1968—970
Vicente MieraDefender1961–1969—1471
Lucien MullerMidfielder1962–1965—923
Ignacio ZocoMidfielder1962–19741971–1974†43417
AmancioForward1962–19761974–1976†471155[Pichichi]
Manuel VelázquezMidfielder1962–1977—40259
Antonio CalpeDefender1963–1971—1212
Pedro de FelipeDefender1963–1972—1700
Manuel Sanchís, SrDefender1964–1971—2131
José Luis LópezDefender1964–1976—18216
Ramón GrossoForward1964–1976—36675
PirriMidfielder1964–19801976–1980†561172
Fernando ZunzuneguiDefender1966–1972—1125
Toni GrandeDefender1968–1973—12114
Miguel ÁngelGoalkeeper1968–19861980–1986†3460[Zamora]
Sebastián FleitasForward1969–1972—5818
Goyo Benito*Defender1969–1982—4203
Juan Carlos Touriño
Defender1970–1976—1340
Javier AguilarForward1971–1979—19050
Mariano García RemónGoalkeeper1971–1984—2310
Santillana*Forward1971–19881986–1988†645290[D]
Vicente del BosqueMidfielder1973–1984—33925
José Antonio CamachoDefender1973–1989¤1988–1989†57711
Günter NetzerMidfielder1974–1976—10013
Paul BreitnerDefender1974–1977—10010
Roberto Martínez

Forward1974–1980—19261
Juan SolDefender1975–1979—1410
Henning JensenForward1976–1979—10219
Isidoro San JoséMidfielder1976–1986—2717
Enrique WolffDefender1977–1979—684
Andrés SabidoDefender1977–1982—1173
IsidroForward1977–1985—22322
Uli StielikeMidfielder1977–1985—30850
JuanitoForward1977–1987—401121[Pichichi]
Francisco García HernándezMidfielder1978–1983—12936
Laurie CunninghamMidfielder1979–1984—6620
ÁngelMidfielder1979–1985—23713
Francisco PinedaForward1980–1985—14543
Ricardo Gallego*Midfielder1980–1989—37228
AgustínGoalkeeper1980–19901989–1990†1230[Zamora]
José Antonio SalgueroDefender1981–1987—1388
Míchel*Midfielder1981–1996—559130
John MetgodDefender1982–1984—501
ChendoDefender1982–1998¤1990–1998†4973
Rafael Martín VázquezMidfielder1983–1990
1992–1995		—17935
Emilio ButragueñoForward1983–1995—463171[Pichichi]
Manuel Sanchís, JrDefender1983–2001¤1998–2001†71040
Jorge ValdanoForward1984–1987—12056
Jesús SolanaDefender1985–1991—1773
Hugo SánchezForward1985–1992—282208[Pichichi][Golden Shoe]
Rafael GordilloMidfielder1985–1992—25427
Francisco BuyoGoalkeeper1986–1997—4540[Zamora]
Miguel TendilloDefender1987–1992—988
Paco LlorenteForward1987–1994—16011
Bernd SchusterMidfielder1988–1990—8615
Oscar RuggeriDefender1989-1990—312
Fernando Hierro*Defender1989–20032001–2003†601127
Gheorghe HagiMidfielder1990–1992—6416
Luis MillaMidfielder1990–1997—2153
Ricardo RochaDefender1991–1993—800
Robert ProsinečkiMidfielder1991–1994—7312
Alfonso PérezForward1991–1995—11922
Luis EnriqueMidfielder1991–1996—21318
Mikel LasaDefender1991–1997—1785
NandoDefender1992–1996—500
Iván Zamorano*Forward1992–1996—173101[Pichichi]
Peter DubovskýForward1993–1995—506
Rafael AlkortaDefender1993–1997—1353
Michael LaudrupMidfielder1994–1996—7615
Quique Sánchez FloresDefender1994–1996—632
José AmaviscaMidfielder1994–1996—14414
Santiago CañizaresGoalkeeper1994–1998—540
Fernando RedondoMidfielder1994–2000—2285[UEFA]
Raúl*Forward1994–20102003–2010†741323[Pichichi][E]
GutiMidfielder1995–2010—54277
Víctor SánchezMidfielder1996–1998—657
JaimeMidfielder1996–1999—660
Predrag MijatovićForward1996–1999—11836
Clarence SeedorfMidfielder1996–2000—15820
Davor ŠukerForward1996–1999—10949
Christian PanucciDefender1996–1999—966
Bodo IllgnerGoalkeeper1996–2001—1190
Roberto Carlos*Defender1996–2007—52769[F]
Christian KarembeuMidfielder1997–2000—784
Aitor KarankaDefender1997–2002—1490
Fernando MorientesForward1997–2005—27199
Iván CampoDefender1998–2003—951
SávioForward1998–2003—16031
Nicolas AnelkaForward1999–2000—337
Steve McManamanMidfielder1999–2003—15814
Iván HelgueraDefender1999–2007—34633
Míchel SalgadoDefender1999–2009—3715
Iker Casillas*Goalkeeper1999–20152010–2015† 7250[Zamora][G]
Pedro MunitisForward2000–2003—815
Claude MakeleleMidfielder2000–2003—1452
Flávio ConceiçãoMidfielder2000–2004—742
César SánchezGoalkeeper2000–2005—580
Albert CeladesMidfielder2000–2005—1015
Santiago SolariMidfielder2000–2005—20922
Luís Figo*Forward2000–2005—24558[FIFA][d'Or][H]
Zinedine Zidane*Midfielder2001–2006—22749[FIFA][UEFA]
Raúl BravoDefender2001–2007—1334
Francisco PavónDefender2001–2007—1673
Esteban CambiassoMidfielder2002–2004—651
Javier PortilloForward2002–2006—5712
Ronaldo*Forward2002–2007—177104[FIFA][d'Or][Pichichi][I]
David BeckhamMidfielder2003–2007—15920
Michael OwenForward2004–2005—4516
Álvaro ArbeloaDefender2004–2005
2009–2016		—2336
Álvaro MejíaDefender2004–2007—571
Diego LópezGoalkeeper2005–2007,
2013–2014		—730
Júlio BaptistaMidfielder2005–2008—5911
RobinhoForward2005–2008—13735
Sergio Ramos*Defender2005–2015–†64192
Miguel TorresDefender2006–2009—660
Fabio CannavaroDefender2006–2009—1182[FIFA][d'Or]
Ruud van NistelrooyForward2006–2010—9664[Pichichi]
Mahamadou DiarraMidfielder2006–2011—1264
Gabriel HeinzeDefender2007–2009—583
Arjen RobbenForward2007–2009—6513
Wesley SneijderMidfielder2007–2009—6611
Fernando GagoMidfielder2007–2011—1211
Royston DrentheMidfielder2007–2012—654
Gonzalo HiguaínForward2007–2013—264121
PepeDefender2007–2017—33415
MarceloDefender2007–—50638
Rafael van der VaartMidfielder2008–2010—5811
Esteban GraneroMidfielder2009–2012—965
Lassana DiarraMidfielder2009–2012—1171
Kaká*Midfielder2009–2013—12029
Raúl AlbiolDefender2009–2013—1182
Xabi AlonsoMidfielder2009–2014—2366
Cristiano Ronaldo*Forward2009-2018—438450[Pichichi][Golden Shoe]
[FIFA d'Or][d'Or][UEFA][FIFA][J]
Karim BenzemaForward2009–—502241
Ricardo CarvalhoDefender2010–2013—773
Mesut ÖzilMidfielder2010–2013—15927
Ángel Di MaríaMidfielder2010–2014—18936
Álvaro MorataForward2010–2014
2016–2017		—9531
Sami KhediraMidfielder2010–2015—1619
José CallejónForward2011–2013—7720
JeséForward2011–2016—9418
Fábio CoentrãoDefender2011–2017—1061
Raphaël VaraneDefender2011–—31015
NachoDefender2012–—19911
CasemiroMidfielder2012–—23022
Luka ModrićMidfielder2012–—33422[UEFA][FIFA]
Asier IllarramendiMidfielder2013–2015—903
Dani CarvajalDefender2013–—2706
IscoMidfielder2013–—30051
Gareth Bale*Midfielder2013–—250105[K]
James RodríguezMidfielder2014–2017
2019–		—12437
Keylor NavasGoalkeeper2014–2019—1620
Toni KroosMidfielder2014–—26719
DaniloDefender2015–2017—553
Mateo KovačićMidfielder2015–2018—1093
Kiko CasillaGoalkeeper2015–2019—430
Lucas VázquezForward2015–—20124
Marco AsensioMidfielder2016–—13527
Dani CeballosMidfielder2017–2019—565
Thibaut CourtoisGoalkeeper2018–—680
Vinícius JúniorForward2018–—608
Federico ValverdeMidfielder2018–—582

Team captains

[7]

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

World Cup winners

Below is the list of players who have won the FIFA World Cup as Real Madrid players.[8]

Notes

^ For a full description of positions see football positions.

  • d'Or. a b c d e Won Ballon d'Or while at Real Madrid.[9]
  • FIFA. a b c d e f Won FIFA World Player of the Year/The Best FIFA Men's Player award while at Real Madrid.[10]
  • FIFA d'Or. a Won FIFA Ballon d'Or while at Real Madrid.
  • UEFA. a b c d Won 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 Won the Pichichi Trophy while at Real Madrid.[11]
  • Zamora.a b c d e f g h i Won the Zamora Trophy while at Real Madrid.
  • Golden Shoe.a b Won the European Golden Shoe while at Real Madrid.
  • A. ^ Ricardo Zamora has Real's record of Zamora trophies, with three trophies 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 record goalscorer in one match, with six goals (record shared with Benguría).
  • D. ^ Santillana is Real's record goalscorer in the Spanish Cup, with 48.
  • E. ^ Raúl record appearances maker in all competitions and record appearances maker in La Liga (with 550).
  • F. ^ Roberto Carlos holds the record of appearances for Real Madrid as a foreign player, with 527 overall appearances.
  • G. ^ Iker Casillas has made the most international appearances for Real Madrid, with 156 games (as of 31 August 2014).
  • H. ^ Luís Figo was the first Real Madrid player to win the FIFA World Player of the Year award, in 2001.
  • I. ^ Ronaldo scored the fastest goal in Real's history, scoring 14 seconds after the start of the game.
  • J. ^ Cristiano Ronaldo is Real's record goalscorer in all competitions, record goalscorer in La Liga (with 239), record goalscorer in Europe (with 75), club's record league scorer in one season, with 48 goals and record scorer in all competitions in one season, with 61 goals, player with the biggest number of European golden shoes (3), has the record of most hat-tricks in Spain (33), has the record of hat-tricks in La Liga (28), first player to score five goals twice in La Liga games, is the player with the biggest number of goals in one UEFA Champions League season with 17 goals, first player to score against all the teams of La Liga, first player to win FIFA Ballon d'or twice (in 2013 and again in 2014), record goalscorer in UEFA Champions league (73).
  • K. ^ Eden Hazard is club's transfer record signing of £130 million.

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  8. https://www.realmadrid.com/en/news/2018/07/the-eleven-madridista-world-cup-winners
  9. Moore, Rob; Stokkermans, Karel (2009-12-11). "European Footballer of the Year ("Ballon d'Or")". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 2010-05-26.
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