Real Madrid Los Galaticos 2000 2007

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Dans la première partie, nous voyons comment le président Florentino Perez fait venir Luis Figo au Real Madrid.

Dans la partie 2, nous voyons comment la superstar numéro 3 arrive au Real : Ronaldo. Mais avec autant de grands joueurs, des problèmes se posent aussi au niveau de la sélection. Le club sera toujours champion, mais n'atteindra pas la finale de la Ligue des champions.

Dans la partie 3, David Beckham arrive à Madrid. Le marketing et la conquête du marché asiatique sont des priorités absolues. Le club devient le plus riche du monde, mais aucun prix n'est remporté sur le terrain pendant deux ans. 

In deel 1 zien we hoe president Florentino Perez Luis Figo zo ver krijgt om naar Real Madrid te komen. In deel 2 zien we hoe superster nummer 3 naar Real komt: Ronaldo. Maar met zoveel grote spelers ontstaan ook problemen in de selectie. De club wordt nog wel kampioen, maar haalt de Champions League-finale niet. In deel 3 arriveert David Beckham in Madrid. Marketing en het veroveren van de Aziatische markt zijn topprioriteiten. De club wordt de rijkste ter wereld, maar op het veld wordt er twee jaar lang geen prijs gewonnen.

For much of the 1990s, Real Madrid were forced to play second best to Barcelona in La Liga, with Cruyff's Barca 'Dream Team' and later Louis van Gaal's side dominating the domestic landscape. Los Blancos did end a three-decade-long European Cup drought during that period by winning the Champions League in 1998, repeating the feat in 2000, but the club was crying out for new leadership by the turn of the millennium. Step forward Perez, who promised to overhaul the vaunted institution, with one of his campaign avowals being to bring the best players in the world to the Santiago Bernabeu each season. Luis Figo, who arrived in the summer of 2000 from arch-rivals Barcelona for a then-record 10 billion pesetas (£37.2m/€62m), was the first Galactico acquisition of the Perez tenure. The capture of Figo was a fitting statement of intent and they went on to win their first Liga title in four years that season. The following season, Madrid continued the aggressive pursuit of the world's best when they completed the signing of Zinedine Zidane from Juventus in what was another world-record fee: 150 billion lire (12.8 billion pesetas or €77.5m).

The club secured their ninth Champions League title that season, with the France star vindicating Perez's lavish policy by scoring a sensational winner in the final against Bayer Leverkusen. Zidane was already a world and European champion with France prior to his arrival in the Spanish capital and the club added another globally revered world champion the season after that, with Brazil icon Ronaldo joining from Inter for a fee of €46 million. O Fenomeno scored 23 goals in his debut season for Los Blancos, helping them to their 29th Liga crown. David Beckham followed Ronaldo in 2003 when he joined from Manchester United. While Beckham's talent levels may not have come close to that of Figo, Zidane or Ronaldo, he was a European champion and England captain. However, he was also a commercial behemoth, whose appeal stretched across the world, something Perez alluded to upon landing the midfielder. "He is a man of our times and a symbol of modern-day stardom," the Madrid president stated at Beckham's unveiling. "And what is certain is Real Madrid have signed Beckham because he's a great footballer and a very dedicated professional." Another Englishman was the next Galactico to arrive at the Bernabeu, with Michael Owen joining his compatriot Beckham from Liverpool in 2005, but the policy began to unravel somewhat in the middle of the decade. Robinho followed in 2005, as did Sergio Ramos, and they are perhaps the last of the first Galacticos, with Perez resigning in 2006. During the 2000s, the term Galacticos eventually became synonymous with the entire Real Madrid team, with high-profile pre-Perez signings such as Roberto Carlos and Steve McManaman, as well as youth team products Raul and Guti sometimes referred to using the tag.

 

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