The incredible T-shirt museum of a Real Madrid legend: the historical pearls and the presence of Riquelme

Raúl González born in Colonia Marconi, a modest neighborhood in the Spanish capital, where his father Pedro and his mother Maria Luisa Blanco they instilled in him his passion for soccer. During his childhood he became a fan of Atletico Madrid, but his life led him to become one of the greatest idols and referents of the Meringue.

Since her debut in White House in 1994, the scorer forged a career plagued by titles, among which are the six Leagues, the four Spanish Super Cups, three Champions League, one European Super Cup and two Intercontinental Cups (currently recognized as Club World Cup).

Your stay at the Real Madrid remained until 2010, where he migrated to Germany to play two seasons in the Schalke and then leave for Qatarwhere he played in the Al-sadd for two years before retiring in the New York Cosmos of Major League Soccer.

During his days as a soccer player he exchanged shirts with international figures of the stature of Zidane, Beckham, Giggs, Gerrard, Maldini, Baggio, Cafú, Scholes, Shevchenko, Hierro, Xavi and Morientes, among others. But the highlight was that in his museum was the presence of three Argentine stars: Gabriel Batistuta, Fernando Redondo and Juan Román Riquelme.

The shirt of Mouth of the idol Xeneize It is the only one of an Argentine team, since the one that belonged to Batistuta corresponds to the Romewhile those of Round refer to Milan and at Real Madrid.

“What good memories“Wrote the gunner madridista in your account Instagram, along with a photo with all the pieces in his collection.

Raul is he second top scorer for Real Madrid with 323 wins and is only surpassed by Cristiano Ronaldowho celebrated 450 points in the White House. Alfredo Di Stéfano (308), Carlos Santillana (290) and Ferenc Puskás (242) complete the Top Five which could be altered when official activity is restarted, since the French Karim Benzema still on the team and sum 241 screams.

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