Top 10 All Time Real Madrid Leading Goal Scorers

Top 10 All Time Real Madrid Leading Goal Scorers in History

Real Madrid All-Time Leading Goal Scorers In History
Players	Years	Goals	Matches
Cristiano Ronaldo	Since 2009	324	308
Raul	1994–2010	323	741
Alfredo Di Stéfano	1953–1964	307	396
Carlos Santillana	1971–1988	289	645
Ferenc Puskás	1958–1966	242	262
Hugo Sánchez	1985–1992	208	282
Francisco Gento	1952–1970	179	599
Pirri	1964–1979	171	561
Emilio Butragueño	1983–1995	171	463
Amancio Amaro	1962–1976	155	471

Real Madrid is one of the biggest football clubs . They have signed big name players from different but today the topic we were going to discuss with you is about the leading goal scorer for the Real Madrid football club . Recently Cristiano Ronaldo scores 324 goals in the all competition during his seven years football career at Real Madrid . He over-come on Raul who 323 goals for the club earlier.

#1 : Cristiano Ronaldo : Portugal : 324 Goals : 308 Appearances :

Cristiano Ronaldo is the most expensive transfer in 2009 and after winning champions league with Manchester United . He is playing for the team of Real Madrid since 2009 and score 324 goals during this period of time he won the Ballon d'Or award for his outstanding performance in Champions League and La Liga matches. He recently in the month of October changes the leading goal scorer history and snatch the first position from Raul .

#2 : Raul : Spain : 323 Goals : 724 Appearances :

He is one of the best strikers in the Real Madrid football club . Raul Scored 323 goals in 724 matches. He played for the team of Real Madrid from "1994–2010" . He won La Liga title and Champions League title with Madrid and become the highest paid center forwards in La Liga during 2006-2009 football season.

#3 : Alfredo Di Stéfano : Argentina : 307 Goals : 396 Appearances :

Alfredo Di Stefano is the legend striker from Real Madrid . He scored 307 goals in all 396 matches for the Real Madrid team , he is Real Madrid all time 3rd highest goal scorer ever in club history.