Personal introduction Chinese name: Raul Gonzalez Blanco

Cantonese name: Ruer

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Date of birth: June 27, 1977 (Cancer)

Nationality: Spain

Place of birth: Madrid

Blood type: O

Height: 180cm

Weight: 68kg

Position: forward, shadow forward.

Jersey number: 7

Favorite beer: Malan, Carlsberg

Idols: Maradona, Roberto Baggio, Butragueno

Club played for: Atletico Madrid

Club played for: Real Madrid Family: Wife Maman Sanz

Best friend: Morientes, two The brotherhood between men begins in the youth team.

The eldest son Jorge (named to express his gratitude to the Argentinian Jorge Valdano who promoted Raul from the youth team)

The second son Ugo ( Named in memory of Real Madrid’s legendary superstar Mexican Hugo Sanchez)

The third son and the youngest son Hector and Mateo (twins)

[Edit this paragraph] Honor Hall

Club Honors

League Championship

6 times in 1995, 1997, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008

4 times in 1997, 2001, 2003, 2008

European Champions Cup Champion

3 times in 1998, 2000 Year, 2002

Toyota Cup Champion

Two times in 1998, 2002

European Super Cup Champion

One time in 2002

Personal honors

1997 Spanish Player of the Year

1998 Toyota Cup Best Player

1998-1999 Spanish League Top scorer in the Premier League

Top scorer and best forward in the UEFA Champions League from 1999 to 2000

Named the best football player in the world in 1999 by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics

2000 Spanish Sports Outstanding Person

2000 European Championship Qualifiers Top Scorer

2000-2001 Season Spanish Primera Division Top Scorer

2000-2001 UEFA Champions League top scorer and best forward

2001 World Footballer Bronze Award (FIFA)

2001 European Footballer Silver Ball Award

The best forward in the 2001-2002 UEFA Champions League

The top scorer in the Copa del Rey in the 2003-2004 season

The top 100 active stars selected by FIFA in 2004

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2007 AS Player of the Year

2007/08 La Liga Player of the Year

2009 Marca Legend Award

2009 Player of the Year City Gold Medal

Raul’s chic football life Raul (Raul Gonzalez Blanco) was born in the suburbs of Madrid. Becoming a member of the San Cristobal provincial team made Raul's father feel that he had found motivation in life, so when Raul was 13 years old, his father signed a professional contract with the youth team of Atletico Madrid Club. The first contract in my career.

Raul has made rapid progress in youth teams at all levels, and it seems that he will soon become a member of the professional team. However, at this time, Atletico Madrid owner Jesus Gil y Gil) disbanded the entire youth team in order to save money.

Due to losing the team he played for, Raul could only come to Atletico Madrid’s old rival Real Madrid, where he quickly ushered in success: in the 1994-1995 season, Raul played in Real Madrid The C team started his brilliant career, scoring 13 goals in the first seven games.

In October 1994, the then head coach Valdano selected this talented young man into the Real Madrid first team he coached. At the age of 17 years and four months, Raul became the youngest player in the history of Real Madrid to represent the first team in an official match. After that, Raul drew attention to the fact that he was no worse than Emilio Butragueno, and soon he was well on his way to becoming Spain's new superstar. Born with football talent, he immediately became an important member of the team. In the first season, he played 28 games and scored 9 goals. The following year, he began to show his terrible goalkeeping ability. He scored 19 goals in 40 league games, making him a god. The fifth shooter, the league champion was Raul's parent team Atletico Madrid. In 1997, he teamed up with Croatian striker Davor Suker and helped the team defeat their old rival Barcelona to become the league champion.

Raul represented the Spanish national team in an international match at the end of October 1996. However, although he performed very well in the qualifiers for the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France, he still only had a disappointing performance. finals. Raul only completed 90 minutes in the World Cup finals once, scoring just one goal, and Spain was eliminated after the first stage.

The Spanish team's poor performance at the World Cup in France caused big changes in the national team, and some older players gradually withdrew from the national team. Raul, who maintained a high goal rate in club games and helped Real Madrid win consecutive league titles and European Champions Cups, became the cornerstone of the newly formed young national team. In the qualifiers for Euro 2000, Raul was the top scorer with 11 goals, but in Belgium and the Netherlands, Raul felt the pain again, in the quarter-finals with France, who later became the champions. In the final minute, Raul missed a penalty kick and lost the chance to equalize the score.

Raul's contradictory performance in the international arena has puzzled many of the best football critics. They claim that this is why Raul lost to his teammate Figo in the FIFA 2001 World Footballer of the Year selection ( Luis Figo), an important reason for finishing third. Despite this, Raul is already the player with the most goals for the Spanish national team.

An angel should not be born for utilitarianism, just as a maverick artist will not abandon the beauty of art for money and fame. It was Raul's luck to be born in romantic Spain, but it was Raul's misfortune to be born in a utilitarian era. If all forwards are compared to killers, Raul is undoubtedly the most elegant one. No one will question Raul's amazing talent. However, this unparalleled talent seems to only be sheltered in La Liga, which advocates artistic football. The World Cup, which has been polluted beyond recognition by the torrent of secularism, is by no means a world that Raul, who was born for artistic football, wants to set foot in.

The splendor of "Lord of the Rings" grows in the blood. Raul, who became famous as a young boy, has short hair, a fair face, and gentle eyes that make people love him. Now, Raul, who is no longer in his glory, looks tired and desolate, but he has added a kind of depressed poet temperament. The lonely Raul, the melancholy Raul, the ill-fated Raul, but he is the talented Raul, but he is the heroic Raul. If there is an angel without wings among the Spaniards, it is Raul; if there are elves born for football in this world, then Raul is the best one among them.

"In 2008, Raul scored twice in the Champions League match between Real Madrid and Zenit, surpassing Inzaghi's record in the European goalscoring list with 66 goals, consolidating his status as the king of European wars. Status!"

[Edit this paragraph] National team career

Since his first appearance on behalf of the national team against the Czech team in 1996, Raul's performance in the Spanish team has determined Team results.

Although they performed well in the 2000 European Championship qualifiers, they missed a penalty kick at the last minute against France in the quarter-finals, causing the Spanish team to return home prematurely.

In the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, as a star with high hopes, he got off to a good start with three goals, but an unexpected injury caused him to miss the quarter-finals against the South Korean team. , the Spanish team also lost on penalties in that game.

In the 2004 European Championship, the Spanish team represented by Raul was eliminated in the group stage.

Raul Gonzalez Blanco was born in the suburbs of Madrid. Becoming a member of the San Cristobal provincial team made Raul's father feel that he had found motivation in life, so when Raul was 13 years old, his father signed a professional contract with the youth team of Atletico Madrid Club. The first contract in my career.

Raul has made rapid progress in youth teams at all levels, and it seems that he will soon become a member of the professional team. However, at this time, Atletico Madrid owner Jesus Gil y Gil) disbanded the entire youth team in order to save money.

Due to losing the team he played for, Raul could only come to Atletico Madrid’s old rival Real Madrid, where he quickly ushered in success: in the 1994-1995 season, Raul played in Real Madrid The C team started his brilliant career, scoring 13 goals in the first seven games.

In October 1994, the then head coach Valdano selected this talented young man into the Real Madrid first team he coached. At the age of 17 years and four months, Raul became the youngest player in the history of Real Madrid to represent the first team in an official match. After that, Raul drew attention to the fact that he was no worse than Emilio Butragueno, and soon he was well on his way to becoming Spain's new superstar. Born with football talent, he immediately became an important member of the team. In the first season, he played 28 games and scored 9 goals. The following year, he began to show his terrible goalkeeping ability. He scored 19 goals in 40 league games, making him a god. The fifth shooter, the league champion was Raul's parent team Atletico Madrid. In 1997, he teamed up with Croatian striker Davor Suker and helped the team defeat their old rival Barcelona to become the league champion.

Raul represented the Spanish national team in an international match at the end of October 1996. However, although he performed very well in the qualifiers for the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France, he still only had a disappointing performance. finals. Raul only completed 90 minutes in the World Cup finals once, scoring just one goal, and Spain was eliminated after the first stage.

The Spanish team's poor performance at the World Cup in France caused big changes in the national team, and some older players gradually withdrew from the national team. Raul, who maintained a high goal rate in club games and helped Real Madrid win consecutive league titles and European Champions Cups, became the cornerstone of the newly formed young national team. In the qualifiers for Euro 2000, Raul was the top scorer with 11 goals, but in Belgium and the Netherlands, Raul felt the pain again, in the quarter-finals with France, who later became the champions. In the game, Raul missed a penalty kick in the last minute and lost the chance to equalize the score.

Raul's contradictory performance in the international arena has puzzled many of the best football critics. They claim that this is why Raul lost to his teammate Figo in the FIFA 2001 World Footballer of the Year selection ( Luis Figo), an important reason for finishing third. Despite this, Raul is already the player with the most goals for the Spanish national team.