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The 64 Greatest Real Madrid Players of All Time

By YPB Team

Galácticos, European Cup legends, and modern maestros all make their case for a place atop the Bernabéu pantheon. Which will win?

  1. Alfredo Di Stefano — ranked #11
    Alfredo Di Stefano
    Argentine-Spanish legend who won five straight European Cups in the 1950s.
    1000pts
  2. Toni Kroos — ranked #22
    Toni Kroos
    German metronome who won five Champions Leagues with Madrid from 2014 before retiring after the 2024 final.
    891pts
  3. Davor Šuker — ranked #33
    Davor Šuker
    Croatian striker who scored 24 league goals in the 1996-97 title season and won the 1998 Champions League.
    863pts
  4. Cristiano Ronaldo — ranked #44
    Cristiano Ronaldo
    Four-time Ballon d'Or winner at Madrid who scored 450 goals in nine seasons.
    763pts
  5. Luís Figo — ranked #55
    Luís Figo
    Portuguese winger who won the 2000 Ballon d'Or and the 2001 FIFA World Player award, plus the 2002 Champions League at Madrid.
    738pts
  6. Jude Bellingham — ranked #66
    Jude Bellingham
    English midfielder who scored 19 league goals in his debut 2023-24 season as Madrid won La Liga and the Champions League.
    738pts
  7. José Antonio Camacho — ranked #77
    José Antonio Camacho
    Fierce left-back who spent 16 seasons in the first team from 1973, winning nine league titles and two UEFA Cups.
    722pts
  8. Guti — ranked #88
    Guti
    Academy-bred playmaker who spent 15 seasons in the first team, winning five league titles and three Champions Leagues with his visionary passing.
    700pts
  9. Roberto Carlos — ranked #99
    Roberto Carlos
    Brazilian left-back famed for thunderous free kicks and 11 seasons at Madrid.
    700pts
  10. Míchel — ranked #1010
    Míchel
    Quinta del Buitre midfielder who played from 1982 to 1996, winning six league titles and two UEFA Cups with his crossing and vision.
    700pts
  11. Rafael Gordillo — ranked #1111
    Rafael Gordillo
    Left-sided wing-back who spent seven seasons at the Bernabéu from 1985, winning five league titles and the 1986 UEFA Cup.
    658pts
  12. José Santamaría — ranked #1212
    José Santamaría
    Uruguayan centre-back who anchored the defence from 1957 to 1966, winning four European Cups and six league titles.
    658pts
  13. Uli Stielike — ranked #1313
    Uli Stielike
    German midfielder and sweeper who won three league titles and the 1985 UEFA Cup, named Spain's best foreign player several times.
    658pts
  14. Ruud van Nistelrooy — ranked #1414
    Ruud van Nistelrooy
    Dutch striker who won the 2006-07 Pichichi with 25 goals as Madrid clinched the league title.
    658pts
  15. Predrag Mijatović — ranked #1515
    Predrag Mijatović
    Montenegrin striker whose goal in the 1998 Champions League final against Juventus ended Madrid's 32-year wait for European glory.
    658pts
  16. Ricardo Zamora — ranked #1616
    Ricardo Zamora
    Legendary goalkeeper who joined in 1930, won two league titles and two Spanish Cups, famously saving Madrid's win in the 1936 Cup final against Barcelona.
    611pts
  17. Paul Breitner — ranked #1717
    Paul Breitner
    German World Cup winner who joined in 1974 and drove Madrid to two league titles with his power and passing.
    611pts
  18. Francisco Gento — ranked #1818
    Francisco Gento
    Spanish winger with a record six European Cup titles during Madrid's golden era.
    611pts
  19. David Beckham — ranked #1919
    David Beckham
    English midfielder whose crossing and set pieces lit up four seasons, ending with the 2007 league title.
    611pts
  20. Zinedine Zidane — ranked #2020
    Zinedine Zidane
    French midfield magician whose 2002 Champions League volley is the stuff of legend.
    559pts
  21. Nacho — ranked #2121
    Nacho
    Academy-bred defender who won six Champions Leagues and lifted the 2024 trophy as club captain.
    559pts
  22. Luka Modric — ranked #2222
    Luka Modric
    2018 Ballon d'Or-winning Croatian maestro and engine of six Champions League wins at Madrid.
    558pts
  23. Manuel Sanchís — ranked #2323
    Manuel Sanchís
    One-club centre-back who made over 700 appearances from 1983 to 2001 and lifted the 1998 and 2000 Champions League trophies as captain.
    500pts
  24. Rodrygo — ranked #2424
    Rodrygo
    Brazilian forward whose late double against Manchester City in the 2022 semi-final sparked one of the club's great comebacks.
    500pts
  25. Claude Makélélé — ranked #2525
    Claude Makélélé
    Defensive midfielder whose tireless shielding underpinned the early Galácticos, winning the 2002 Champions League and two league titles.
    500pts
  26. Gonzalo Higuaín — ranked #2626
    Gonzalo Higuaín
    Argentine striker who scored over 120 goals between 2007 and 2013 and won three league titles.
    500pts
  27. Vinícius Júnior — ranked #2727
    Vinícius Júnior
    Brazilian winger who scored in the 2022 and 2024 Champions League finals and won The Best FIFA Men's Player award for 2024.
    500pts
  28. Héctor Rial — ranked #2828
    Héctor Rial
    Argentine inside forward who won five straight European Cups from 1956 to 1960, scoring in the 1956 and 1958 finals.
    433pts
  29. Amancio — ranked #2929
    Amancio
    Galician winger who starred from 1962 to 1976, winning nine league titles, two Pichichi trophies and the 1966 European Cup.
    433pts
  30. Paco Buyo — ranked #3030
    Paco Buyo
    Goalkeeper who guarded the net from 1986 to 1997, winning six league titles and two Zamora trophies.
    433pts
  31. Thibaut Courtois — ranked #3131
    Thibaut Courtois
    Belgian goalkeeper whose record-breaking saves made him man of the match in the 2022 Champions League final.
    433pts
  32. Xabi Alonso — ranked #3232
    Xabi Alonso
    Spanish deep-lying playmaker who won the 2012 league title and helped Madrid reach the 2014 Champions League final that brought La Décima.
    433pts
  33. Sergio Ramos — ranked #3333
    Sergio Ramos
    Ruthless captain who led the defense to four Champions League titles.
    433pts
  34. Iker Casillas — ranked #3434
    Iker Casillas
    Iconic goalkeeper and captain who won three Champions Leagues and a World Cup.
    433pts
  35. Miguel Muñoz — ranked #3535
    Miguel Muñoz
    Midfielder and captain who lifted the first European Cup in 1956, then coached the club to two more and nine league titles.
    433pts
  36. Jorge Valdano — ranked #3636
    Jorge Valdano
    Argentine World Cup winner who scored freely in two UEFA Cup triumphs in 1985 and 1986, later returning as coach and director.
    433pts
  37. Ángel Di María — ranked #3737
    Ángel Di María
    Argentine winger who was man of the match as Madrid won the long-awaited Décima in the 2014 Champions League final.
    433pts
  38. Juanito — ranked #3838
    Juanito
    Fiery forward who won five league titles and two UEFA Cups from 1977 to 1987, the soul behind Madrid's famous European comebacks.
    357pts
  39. Ronaldo Nazario — ranked #3939
    Ronaldo Nazario
    Brazilian phenomenon whose 2002-2007 spell delivered dazzling goals at the Bernabeu.
    357pts
  40. Marcelo — ranked #4040
    Marcelo
    Brazilian left-back who won five Champions Leagues across 15 seasons at Madrid.
    357pts
  41. Fernando Hierro — ranked #4141
    Fernando Hierro
    Iconic Spanish captain and defender with over 600 appearances across 14 seasons.
    357pts
  42. Santillana — ranked #4242
    Santillana
    Prolific striker from 1971 to 1988 famed for his heading, who scored nearly 300 goals and won nine league titles and two UEFA Cups.
    357pts
  43. Fabio Cannavaro — ranked #4343
    Fabio Cannavaro
    Italian centre-back who won the 2006 Ballon d'Or in his first season at Madrid and two league titles.
    357pts
  44. Raphaël Varane — ranked #4444
    Raphaël Varane
    French centre-back who won four Champions Leagues and three league titles in ten seasons at the club.
    357pts
  45. Federico Valverde — ranked #4545
    Federico Valverde
    Tireless Uruguayan midfielder who has won two Champions Leagues and become one of the team's leaders since 2018.
    357pts
  46. Clarence Seedorf — ranked #4646
    Clarence Seedorf
    Dutch midfielder who won the 1997 league title and the 1998 Champions League, remembered for his long-range screamer against Atlético.
    357pts
  47. Pepe — ranked #4747
    Pepe
    Portuguese centre-back who spent ten seasons at Madrid from 2007, winning three Champions Leagues and three league titles.
    357pts
  48. Isco — ranked #4848
    Isco
    Gifted Spanish playmaker who won five Champions Leagues between 2014 and 2022 with his close control and creativity.
    357pts
  49. Emilio Butragueño — ranked #4949
    Emilio Butragueño
    El Buitre, leader of the Quinta del Buitre, who won six league titles and two UEFA Cups with his elegant finishing.
    357pts
  50. Raul — ranked #5050
    Raul
    Club captain and all-time top scorer until Ronaldo, symbol of the Galacticos era.
    269pts
  51. Fernando Morientes — ranked #5151
    Fernando Morientes
    Striker who won three Champions Leagues in 1998, 2000 and 2002, scoring the opening goal in the 2000 final against Valencia.
    269pts
  52. Keylor Navas — ranked #5252
    Keylor Navas
    Costa Rican goalkeeper who won three straight Champions Leagues from 2016 to 2018.
    269pts
  53. Gareth Bale — ranked #5353
    Gareth Bale
    Welsh winger whose bicycle kick in the 2018 Champions League final became iconic.
    269pts
  54. Dani Carvajal — ranked #5454
    Dani Carvajal
    Academy-bred right-back who has won six Champions Leagues, scoring the opening goal in the 2024 final.
    269pts
  55. Kylian Mbappé — ranked #5555
    Kylian Mbappé
    French forward who won the Pichichi and the European Golden Shoe with 31 league goals in his first season, 2024-25.
    269pts
  56. Ferenc Puskás — ranked #5656
    Ferenc Puskás
    Hungarian legend who scored over 240 goals from 1958 to 1966, won four Pichichis and scored four in the 1960 European Cup final.
    269pts
  57. Vicente del Bosque — ranked #5757
    Vicente del Bosque
    Midfielder who won five league titles from 1968 to 1984, then coached Madrid to Champions League wins in 2000 and 2002.
    269pts
  58. Hugo Sanchez — ranked #5858
    Hugo Sanchez
    Mexican striker who won five Pichichi trophies, four of them with Madrid, including 38 league goals in the 1989-90 season.
    167pts
  59. Raymond Kopa — ranked #5959
    Raymond Kopa
    French playmaker who won three European Cups between 1956 and 1959 and claimed the 1958 Ballon d'Or while at the Bernabéu.
    167pts
  60. Pirri — ranked #6060
    Pirri
    Box-to-box warrior who played from 1964 to 1980, winning ten league titles and the 1966 European Cup with legendary toughness.
    167pts
  61. Iván Zamorano — ranked #6161
    Iván Zamorano
    Chilean striker who won the 1994-95 Pichichi with 28 goals as Madrid reclaimed the league title.
    167pts
  62. Casemiro — ranked #6262
    Casemiro
    Brazilian holding midfielder who formed a legendary trio with Kroos and Modrić, winning five Champions League titles.
    167pts
  63. Karim Benzema — ranked #6363
    Karim Benzema
    Prolific French striker and 2022 Ballon d'Or winner after a legendary Champions League run.
    0pts
  64. Fernando Redondo — ranked #6464
    Fernando Redondo
    Elegant Argentine holding midfielder who won two Champions Leagues, immortalised by his backheel at Old Trafford in the 2000 quarter-final.
    0pts

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