REAL MADRID FC - "Les Merengues" - Official white home jerse - Lot 31

REAL MADRID FC - "Les Merengues" - Official white home jersey - flocked "RAUL 7" - ADIDAS outfitter since 1998 - "SIEMENS mobile" partner (2002-2005) - LFP badge on right sleeve - 2003/2004 season jersey with 3 black ADIDAS stripes on sleeves and small split collar on black gusset - REAL MADRID was founded in 1902. Founded in 1902, REAL MADRID is considered and recognized as the world's greatest club, with 31 international titles and the honorary title of FIFA's greatest club of the 20th century! Since 1947, its 84,000-seat stadium has been named after one of its most famous presidents, Santiago BARNABEU (1943-1978) - REAL, which is owned by its "socios", boasts an extraordinary list of honours: 36 LIGA (record) 15 Champions Leagues (absolute record) 5 Club World Cups (record) 6 UEFA Super Cups (record) All statistics unlikely to be equalled! RAUL Gonzales Blanco, also known as RAUL, is an international striker from Madrid, considered to be one of the best Spanish players of all time! A very young Atletico de Madrid youth player, he joined REAL Cadet in 1992 when Atletico disbanded its youth teams - RAUL remained with REAL until 2010, a loyal 18-year association - In 16 seasons with Team 1, he became top scorer and best player in the Spanish Championship with 6 titles - he is the "pichichi" of the Real Madrid team. He was "pichichi" of the championship in 1999 and 2001 - Voted Best Striker in UEFA competitions three years running in 2000/2001/2002, a rare and unique distinction - He won 3 Champions Leagues in 1998/2000/2002, scoring 71 goals in 132 matches, and is still the 5th top scorer in LDC history, plus 2 Intercontinental Cups in 1998 and 2002 - When he left in 2010, he joined SCHALKE 04 (Germany), then All Saad (Qatar) and ended his career at the New York Cosmos in 2015 - All teams and competitions combined, he scored 444 goals, 323 of them for Real, in 942 matches - He missed out on the Ballon d'OR, which he finished second to in 2001, behind Michael Owen, a disappointment for him and Madrid fans who contested this decision, deemed unfair... With the national team, he scored 44 goals in 102 appearances, including 3 World Cups in 1998/2002/2006 - Captain from 2003 to 2005, he never won a title with the ROJA - Size L