Legends Database

Real Madrid

Real Madrid

Tactic 4-3-3
Mentality Offensive
Positions Fluid
Tempo Slow
Passing Short

ATT
0%

  ATT

MID
0%

  MID

MID
0%

  DEF

83
PAC

82
PHY

86
PAS

85
SHT

87
TEC

Goalkeepers

Iker Casillas
I. Casillas

91 - Goalkeeper

Paco Buyo by ALIREZA
F. Buyo

87 - Goalkeeper

František PLÁNIČKA
R. Domínguez

86 - Goalkeeper

Defenders

S. Ramos

91 - CD

Fernando Hierro
F. Hierro

88 - CD

Roberto Carlos
R. Carlos

91 - LB

Chendo by ALIREZA
Chendo

85 - RB

Jose Antonio Camacho by DNA I
J. Camacho

86 - LB

Midfielders

L.Modrić

90 - CM

Zinedine Zidane
Z. Zidane

93 - AM

Luís FIGO by ALIREZA
L. Figo

90 - RM

Fernando Redondo by ALIREZA
F. Redondo

88 - DM

Míchel

85 - RM

Pirri by ALIREZA
Pirri

87 - CM

František PLÁNIČKA
L. Del Sol

87 - CM

H. Rial

86 - AM

Strikers

Cristiano Ronaldo
C. Ronaldo

96 - SS

Raúl
Raúl

90 - ST

Francisco Gento by ALIREZA
F. Gento

90 - LW

Ferenc Puskás
F. Puskás

96 - SS

Captain

Free-kick taker

Penalty taker

Tactical Analysis

Well, what can I say? In terms of pure quality, Real Madrid arguably has no rivals. You could create dozens of starting lineups, each better than the last. Moreover, with the sheer number of world-class attacking players in the club’s history, I’m forced to go for a hyper-offensive setup, even though I’ve tried to maintain a minimum level of balance.

Goalkeepers
Casillas is undoubtedly the greatest goalkeeper in Real Madrid’s history. No debate here, right? Buyo is an excellent backup, and Rogelio Dominguez is underrated, sure, but Iker deserves the number one jersey, no questions asked.

Defense
Sergio Ramos is non-negotiable. While he may not be the absolute best in terms of pure defensive qualities, his impact in the white shirt, his clutch goals, and his consistent performances make him the cornerstone of this defense.
Alongside him, you could argue for Santamaria or Hierro, but I’ve gone with the latter because of his superior ball-playing ability and vision—absolutely key in my opinion.
On the flanks, I’m going with Roberto Carlos and Chendo. Roberto Carlos was a phenomenal left-back, one of the best of his generation: fast, powerful, and technically gifted. On the right, I’ve opted for the less flashy but more defensively solid and consistent Chendo.

Midfield

Yes, you read that correctly—a two-man midfield. In reality, Di Stefano drops back to form a 4-3-3 in possession, but on paper, it’s two midfielders.
The combinations here are endless: Kroos-Redondo, Zidane-Kroos, Modric-Zidane, and so on—they all work beautifully. However, I’ve gone with Pirri for two reasons:

  1. Compared to others, he provided more defensive coverage, dynamism, and tenacity.
  2. He’s one of the most underrated players in Real Madrid’s history. Pirri was a complete player capable of excelling anywhere on the pitch with magnificent performances.

Attack
Here’s where the fun begins.
Di Stefano and Puskas are one of the greatest attacking duos in football history. They have it all: legendary status, complementary characteristics, charisma, and consistency. I couldn’t leave them out—apologies to Raul.
On the wings, Gento on the left made history with the club, and the same goes for Cristiano Ronaldo on the right. Two icons who defined eras in Madrid’s history.

Stats

OVL Total Sum: 2400

OVL AVG: 88,92

AVG Heights

Goalkeepers: 184,33 cm

Defenders: 178,87 cm

Midfielders: 180,37

Forwards: 176,50

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