According to Spanish media, Kylian Mbappe will be the next to wear the legendary number 10 shirt, continuing the great tradition at Madrid. In his first season playing for Real, Mbappe wore the number 9 shirt and had an impressive individual performance. He scored 44 goals in all competitions, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo's 33 goals in his debut season for "Los Blancos". |
Luka Modric is one of the living legends of football. He has worn the number 10 shirt since 2017, after James Rodriguez left. Modric is a symbol of calm play and creativity, contributing greatly to the team's success over the years. |
James Rodriguez joined Real Madrid after an impressive performance at the 2014 World Cup. Despite some shining moments at the Santiago Bernabeu, he ultimately failed to maintain consistent form and was released after a short spell. However, his talent is still remembered for his exquisite ball handling. |
Mesut Ozil proved his talent and won the number 10 shirt at the Bernabeu. With his excellent ability to create, the German star is one of the best number 10s in Real Madrid's history. However, he was forced to leave the team to join Arsenal in 2013. |
Lassana Diarra briefly wore the number 10 shirt, replacing Claude Makelele. Although he did not have outstanding performances, Diarra was still highly appreciated for his quiet contributions. |
Wesley Sneijder joined Real Madrid in the summer of 2007 from Ajax for over 18 million euros, after an impressive 2006/07 season with 22 goals in 47 games in the Netherlands. However, at Real, he failed to show his best form, playing 38 games in the 2007/08 season but was disappointing. In the 2008/09 season, Sneijder continued to decline and was sold to Inter Milan in the summer of 2009. |
Robinho was once one of Real Madrid's brightest young stars. The Brazilian even wore the number 10 shirt, but his career at the Madrid club was marred by off-field issues. Robinho is currently serving a prison sentence in his home country for rape. |
Luis Figo caused the most controversy in the history of the Real Madrid - Barcelona confrontation. The Portuguese legend had 5 successful seasons in Barca's shirt. However, Figo shocked Barca fans with his decision to move to play for arch-rivals Real in 2000. With the class of a world- class midfielder, Figo contributed to helping the Spanish Royal team win 2 La Liga titles and the Champions League championship in 2002. In Real's shirt, Figo was honored to receive the title of Best FIFA Player in 2001. |
Clarence Seedorf is one of the most respected number 10 players in Real Madrid's history, despite his playing style not being typical of a traditional "number 10". Seedorf enjoyed great success with Real, winning La Liga in 1996/96 and the Champions League in 1997/98. |
Gheorghe Hagi is an outstanding player in the history of Romanian football. After playing very impressively for Steaua Bucurest in his hometown, he moved to Real in 1990. After 2 seasons playing for the Spanish Royal team, Hagi was pushed to Brescia (Italy). In 1995, this legend returned to La Liga and played for Barca for 2 seasons. |
From 1989 to 1994, Michael Laudrup and Barcelona won the La Liga championship for 5 consecutive seasons. Unfortunately, the conflict with coach Johan Cruyff became the main reason why he left the Nou Camp to play for Real in 1994 and was given the number 10 shirt. Later, Laudrup affirmed that the decision to join the Royal Spanish Club was not to take revenge on Barca. |
At his peak, Fernando Hierro was considered a defensive "monster". He played for Real for 14 seasons and played 89 matches for the Spanish national team. Few people know that Hierro started his career at Real with the number 10 shirt in his first season. He then switched to numbers 9 and 6 before making his name with the legendary number 4 shirt. |
The late legend Ferenc Puskas was known as a rare goal-scoring machine with a magical left-footed shot and impressive speed. During his 9 years with "Los Blancos", Puskas scored 242 goals in 229 matches, won the Pichichi 4 times and scored a record 7 goals in 2 European Cup finals. |
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