Real Madrid All-Time Top Scorers

The Real Madrid all-time top scorers list reads like a ‘who’s who’ of the finest attacking talent ever to grace professional football.
Sitting at the top of the tree is Cristiano Ronaldo, who netted a whopping 451 goals in 438 appearances for the La Liga giants.
Ronaldo’s efforts helped the club win a ton of silverware including four Champions League titles and he will be forever remembered as a Madrid icon.
French striker Karim Benzema is second in the standings with 353 goals in 647 appearances. He has the distinction of winning one more Champions League than Ronaldo.
Raul is in third place with 323 goals in 741 appearances, while Alfredo Di Stefano (308) and Carlos Santillana (290) round off the top five.
Hungarian legend Ferenc Puskas is sixth on the list with 242 goals in 262 appearances – he would undoubtedly have finished higher had he spent longer with the club.

All-Time Real Madrid Top Scorers
1. Cristiano Ronaldo: 451 goals in 438 appearances.
2. Karim Benzema: 353 goals in 647 appearances.
3. Raul Gonzalez: 323 goals in 741 appearances.
4. Alfredo Di Stefano: 308 goals in 396 appearances.
5: Carlos Santillana: 290 goals in 645 appearances.
6: Ferenc Puskas: 242 goals in 262 appearances.
7. Hugo Sanchez: 208 goals in 282 appearances.
8. Francisco ‘Paco’ Gento: 182 goals in 600 appearances.
9. Pirri: 172 goals in 561 appearances.
10. Emilio Butragueno: 171 goals in 463 appearances.
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