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Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

After a no-brainer 1999-2000 season, Real Madrid president Florentino could not sit still and began to enlarge his moves, he set his sights on the soul of Barcelona, the Portuguese Luis Figo, for this transfer, both sides worked hard, and finally Real Madrid recruited Figo with the world's first value of 56.1 million US dollars. It turned out that Real Madrid spent the value of the deal, and Real Madrid, which won a strong midfield, swept away the decline of last season, and Bosque led a group of superstars to suppress the previous champion De Coruña and return to the la Liga title after four years. And Figo, with his outstanding performance at Real Madrid, won the world footballer of the year. Real Madrid also began the formation of the Galactic Battleship, with Figo being the first to make a big deal.

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

La Liga rankings this season

Real madrid

A Coruña

Mallorca

Barcelona

Valencia

Vigo Celta

Villarreal

Malaga

Spaniard

Alaves

Las Palmas

Athletic Bilbao

Royal Sociedad

Vallecano

Osasuna

Valladulide

Zaragoza

Oviedo

Santander Athletic

Numancia

List of champions Real Madrid members

Head coach: Vincent Bosque

No. 1. Iger Casillas Goalkeeper Spanish (34 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 8

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 2. Mitchell Salgado full-back Spanish (27 appearances, 1 goal) Contribution: 7

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 3. Roberto Carlos Full-back Brazilian (36 appearances, 5 goals) Contribution: 9

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 4. Fernando Hiero Centre-back Spanish (29 appearances, 5 goals) Contribution: 8

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 6. Ivan Elgra Centre-back Spanish (32 appearances, 5 goals) Contribution: 8

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 7. Raúl Forward Spanish (36 appearances, 24 goals) Contribution: 9

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 8. Steve McManaman full-back England (28 appearances, 2 goals) Contribution: 7

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 9. Fernando Morientes Forward Spanish (22 appearances, 6 goals) Contribution: 7

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

10th. Luis Figo full-back Portuguese (34 appearances, 9 goals) Contribution: 9

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

11. Savio full-back Brazilian (26 appearances, 3 goals) Contribution: 7

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 12. Ivan Campo full-back Spanish (10 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 6

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

13. Cesar Sanchez Goalkeeper Spanish (5 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 6

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

14th. Guti Forward Spanish (32 appearances, 14 goals) Contribution: 8

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

15th. Gremi Centre-forward Cameroon (16 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 6

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

16th. Flavio Concessão Defensive midfielder Brazilian (14 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 6

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 17. Pedro Munitis Forward Spanish (29 appearances, 2 goals) Contribution: 7

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

18th. Éteo Carranca Centre-back Spanish (35 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 8

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

20th. Albert Serrades Centre-back Spanish (17 appearances, 1 goal) Contribution: 6

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

21st. Santiago Solari Attacking midfielder Argentine (1 goal on 14 appearances) Contribution: 6

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

No. 24. Claude Makelele Defensive midfielder French nationality (33 appearances, 0 goals) Contribution: 8

Sky-high transfer victory – 2000-2001 La Liga title record

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