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Hugo Sanchez scored 38 goals in La Liga in 1989-90 to tie a Pichichi record set by Athletic Bilbao great Telmo Zarra in 1951 and which stood until the 2010-11 season.

January signing Martin Odegaard will become the youngest player ever to feature in the Champions League if he features for Los Blancos in their second-round clash against Schalke next week.

Ferenc Puskas was almost 39 when he played his last season for Real in the 1965-66 campaign.

On Dec. 17, 1922, Real Madrid saw Juan Monjardin become the club's first Spanish international when he played in a match against Portugal.

Madrid's longest-standing player is club captain Iker Casillas, who has won 18 trophies for the club. Paco Gento holds the Real record with 23 titles for the Spanish side.

Cristiano Ronaldo set a new La Liga record in 2010-11 by netting 40 goals in a single season, beating the long-standing mark held by both Telmo Zarra and Hugo Sanchez.

The first-ever competitive Clasico was on May 19, 1902 in the semifinals of the Copa del Rey, which Barcelona won 3-1. It was also to be Madrid FC's first official game. Madrid has also won the Copa on 19 occasions.

Marca, which awards the Pichichi prize, claimed it was 41 goals, including a free kick which had deflected off Pepe against Real Sociedad. Officially, the goal was awarded to the defender, but the paper stands by the total to this day.

FIFA named Real Madrid the 'Best Club of the 20th Century'.

Paul Clement, the club's current assistant coach, is 42 years old and previously worked with Carlo Ancelotti at Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain. He has admitted he is in dreamland as he puts players like Cristiano Ronaldo through their paces on a daily basis.

Madrid FC's first game after its formation was a match between the club's members. One team wore blue and the other red. The team eventually adopted all-white shirts from London-based club Corinthians FC in 1902.

Real Madrid won the inaugural European Cup on June 13, 1956 by beating Stade Reims 4-3 in the final.

The club's 22-match winning streak at the end of 2014 was a new Spanish record. It ended with a 2-1 defeat at Valencia on Jan. 4.

The exact time on the clock was 44 minutes and 36 seconds when Zinedine Zidane scored his left-footed volley for Madrid in the 2002 Champions League final against Bayer Leverkusen at Hampden Park.

David Beckham (who wore the No. 23) won just two trophies in his four-year spell at Madrid, claiming the Spanish Supercopa right at the beginning of his time at the capital club, and adding La Liga in his very last game for Los Blancos.

Ronaldo joined Real Madrid from Inter for €45 million in the summer of 2002, fresh from his heroics for Brazil in the World Cup in Japan-Korea.

David Beckham (who wore the No. 23) won just two trophies in his four-year spell at Madrid, claiming the Spanish Supercopa right at the beginning of his time at the capital club, and adding La Liga in his very last game for Los Blancos.

Cristiano Ronaldo's 46 goals in La Liga in 2011-12 is the highest by any Madrid player in the Primera Division, but he missed out on the Pichichi prize that season as Lionel Messi struck 50 times for Barcelona.

Striker Karim Benzema has scored two goals or more on 25 occasions for Real Madrid.

Carlo Ancelotti is the 47th different coach to have taken charge of Real Madrid. The first was Arthur Johnson.

Real Madrid players have won the Pichichi award a total of 26 times, a record in the league. The club's first La Liga top scorer was Manuel Olivares in 1932-33 when he netted 16 goals in 14 games. The last was Cristiano in 2013-14.

The first Real Madrid office was a boutique called 'Al Capricho', and it was at No. 48 in Calle Alcala.

Raul was born on June 27, 1977 and started out in the youth team at Atletico. However, he ended up without a club as Atletico closed down its youth system due to huge debts in 1992 and its city rival took full advantage. Two years later, he was already appearing in Madrid's first team.

Raul's last competitive goal for Real Madrid came in the 49th minute in a 2-1 victory over Real Zaragoza.

Angel Di Maria was the first player to score a goal for Madrid in a red shirt, the team's away kit in 2011-12. A red-colored shirt had only been used on three previous occasions, but Los Blancos had never managed to score.