Barcelona and Real Madrid have never been lacking in the battle, these two teams are also known as the two best clubs in the world football world, and every time Barca and Real Madrid start to fight, it will become a particularly beautiful scenery in world football. These two teams in their history has never lacked the birth of superstars, in the impression of ordinary people, no matter in which period of history these two teams are in a state of competition with each other, so it is extremely difficult for the players between the two teams to communicate with each other, but in the long history there have been many players who have played for Barcelona and Real Madrid, the following small editor will take you to take stock of these players.
1. Ronaldo
Originally from Brazil, Ronaldo has retired as a striker and is widely regarded as one of the greatest strikers in the history of world football. Ronaldo rose to fame as a teenager, winning three World Footballer of the Year in 1996, 1997 and 2002, and was also named the best player of the 1998 World Cup and the winner of the 2002 World Cup Golden Boot.
In his club career, Ronaldo has played for Barcelona, Inter Milan, Real Madrid ac Milan four world giants, he is also one of the few players in world football who has played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona. In August 1996, Ronaldo moved from The Eredivisie to Barcelona in La Liga for a transfer fee of $20 million, and although he did not stay in Barcelona for a long time, he helped the team score 47 goals in 49 games in his first season with Barcelona, including 34 La Liga goals, which also helped him become the La Liga Golden Boot winner that season.
After leaving Barcelona, Ronaldo played for Inter Milan in Serie A, and after five seasons at Inter Milan, he moved to Real Madrid, another side of La Liga, where he signed a four-year, €44.25 million contract. Ronaldo has achieved much more than he did in Barcelona, and he is also recognized by countless Real Madrid fans as one of the most well-known striker players in the club's history.
2. Figo
Born on 4 November 1972, Figo is a player from Portugal who is the leader of the golden generation in the history of the Portuguese national team, playing as a midfielder during his time as a player. Figo's football career began in portuguese sports in his home league, and the player showed a completely different talent from the people around him from an early age, no matter what the situation on the field, he could always walk idly dribbling football, and this excellent psychological quality also made him never feel panic in various major competitions in the future.
In June 1995, Figo joined Barcelona in La Liga from Portuguese Sports in his home league, and he joined Barcelona for a transfer fee of up to 20 million US dollars, which also set the world football transfer record of that era. Figo perfectly compensated for the losses caused by Laudrup's departure during his time at Barcelona, and the Portugal international completely conquered all fans with his performances in his first season at Camp Nou, and since then he has firmly occupied Barcelona's starting position.
In 2000, Figo made one of the most important decisions of his life, his decision to go to Barcelona's sworn enemy Real Madrid, which was finally achieved in a transfer fee of up to $56.1 million, which set a transfer record in world football at the time. However, Figo, as a player who has played for both Barcelona and Real Madrid, also has a big difference with many players, that is, Figo is one of the few people who directly transfers directly from these two clubs, which also makes many Barca fans hate him, and to this day, whenever Camp Nou fans mention Figo, there are some unpleasant voices.
3. Enrique
Originally from Spain, Enrique has retired as a midfielder as a player and is widely regarded as one of the best athletes in the history of Spanish football. Enrique debuted at Atlético Gijón F.C. in La Liga, where he gained world attention and soon after joined Real Madrid.
In 1991, the Spain international officially joined Real Madrid in La Liga, where he helped real madrid win a La Liga title, but Enrique did not stay long at Real Madrid, and in 1996 he moved to FC Barcelona. I know that the peak of Enrique's career was in Barcelona, and last time many fans were not familiar with his experience playing for Real Madrid.
4. Laudrup
Born on 15 June 1964, Laudrup is a former Danish international and one of the best midfielders in Danish history. Laudrup has traveled to a number of European first-tier clubs during his career, and he has played for Juventus and Lazio in Serie A, as well as Real Madrid and Barcelona in La Liga.
Laudrup played for Barcelona for five seasons from 1989 to 1994, but then moved to Real Madrid and played two more seasons at La Liga's Galaxy Giants. The Luis Figo we mentioned earlier is the player Barcelona brought in to fill the gap between Laudrup's departure from the team.
5. Eto'o
Originally from Cameroon, Eto'o was born on 10 March 1981 and currently plays for Antalya Sporting F.C. in the Turkish Premier League. I believe that many fans must be very familiar with Eto'o, nicknamed cheetah Eto'o is one of the most terrifying front killers in La Liga, but as he grows older, his instantaneous start speed has also been gradually declined, and now he has been away from the five major leagues in Europe, I believe many fans even think that he has already retired.
The Cameroon international's peak time was undoubtedly during his time at Barcelona, though few know he played for Real Madrid before playing for Barcelona. In 1997, at the age of 16, Eto'o officially announced that he had joined Real Madrid in La Liga, but at that time, Eto'o was still very young and his experience in the front line was completely incompetent for La Liga matches, so he was not reused at Real Madrid and could only play for team B. Taking into account Eto's experience at Real Madrid, the African Cheetah has barely had any chances at Real Madrid, and after two years at Real Madrid, he has not even played a game for the team's first team.
In the 2004-2005 season, the already famous Cheetah Eto'o joined Barcelona for 24 million euros, and in his first season in Barcelona, he helped the team score 24 goals in La Liga, and since then, he has completely won the trust of the manager and fans, becoming an indispensable and important figure in the team's front line.
6. Haji
Born in Romania on 5 February 1965 to a Macedonian mother and a Greek mother, Haji is also known as "Maradona on the Carpathians" and "midfield conspirator".
Haji played for Real Madrid in 1990-1992, but the Romanian legend was not in the manager's trust range, and he never won the trust of the manager in his two seasons with Real Madrid, when Real Madrid coach Stefano never listed him as the team's starter, and he only helped Real Madrid score 17 goals in two seasons, neither in the league nor in the cup.
In 1994, Haji was purchased by Barcelona's legendary coach Cruyff, and his brilliant talent in midfield was slowly known to the world, and soon after his strong offensive line with Romario and Stojchekov made all the teams in European football tremble and under the leadership of the Dutch magic coach Cruyff, the Romanian legendary midfielder finally began to become incomparably shining.
7. Saviola
Born on 11 December 1981, Saviola is also a former Argentina international who plays as a striker and currently plays for Greek superstar Olympiacos.
Similar to his Argentine compatriot Maradona, the Argentine international's first club in Europe was also Barcelona in La Liga, and on that hot summer of 2001, he came to Barcelona from his hometown for a transfer fee of 25 million euros, and under the Henan manager's holiday, he scored 43 goals in 105 league games, which is already quite good. However, after Barcelona's new coach Rijkaard came to the team, he was gradually abandoned by the team coach, and eventually depressed, he chose to leave Barcelona. It is worth mentioning that the Argentine striker briefly returned to Barcelona in the 2006-2007 season, when he wore the number 22 shirt and helped Barcelona score five goals in 18 appearances, eventually finishing runners-up in the league.
From the 2007 to 2009 season, the Argentine international came to Real Madrid, but his experience at Real Madrid is also not so perfect, he only helped Real Madrid play more than 20 games and finally scored 17 goals, although both the efficiency of the goal and the strategy on the field are very good, but in the end the Argentine international left Real Madrid, and since then he has slowly faded out of the fans' vision.
8. Robert Proscinsky
Proscineski was born on 12 January 1969 and is a Croatian footballer who played as a midfielder as a player and was one of the three musketeers of the famous Red Star.
There is no doubt that the peak of Proscinsky's experimental career did not belong to real Madrid or Barcelona, and his peak period should have come from playing for Red Star Belgrade. He played for Real Madrid in the Spanish First Division from 1991 to 1994, where he helped play 55 games and scored ten goals. He came to Barcelona in the 1995–1996 season, but the player played for only one season before scoring twice in 15 games and helping Barcelona finish third in La Liga that season.
9. Lopetegui
Born in Spain, Lopetegui is also a former Spanish professional footballer who plays as a goalkeeper, the former Spanish international has played for Real Madrid, Barca, Vallecano and other excellent teams during his footballing years. He is also currently the active coach of Real Madrid.
Lopetegui was born in the Real Madrid academy, but the player did not gain much value during his time at Real Madrid, but his time at Barcelona and Rayo Vallecano was the most brilliant period of his career.
10. Alfonso
Born on 26 September 1972, Perez played as a centre-forward in four positions and is one of the rare players in football history who has played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona.
Alfonso joined Real Madrid at the age of 18, and in 1995 he moved to Real Betis, another la Liga team, and after five years at Real Betis he joined Barcelona in La Liga.
Considering that he was only 18 years old during his time at Real Madrid, when Real Madrid was already a superstar, the young centre-forward naturally did not get any opportunities to play, and she also went to Real Betis, where he helped the team score a total of 25 league goals after his first season, and since then he has also set a record for the most goals scored in a single season in Betis club history.
The excellent performance in Real Betis allowed the young player to completely win the favor of the world giants, but he still chose to continue to play for Betis, but in those years, the operation of the Real Betis club had huge problems, although they bought Brazil's international Denierson with a world transfer record, but there was unprecedented turmoil within the team, both the players and the manager had a huge contradiction, and finally The Royal Betis was also embarrassingly relegated that season. Alfonso eventually chose to leave the team to join Barcelona in La Liga.
The above is what Xiaobian wants to introduce to the athletes who have played in both Real Madrid and Barcelona in the world football world, of course, what Xiaobian said is just a word, I believe that there are many fans who can also add a lot of players for me, welcome to comment on the comments below.