8 Ricardo Kaká

Kaka, a midfielder with every skill and a magician, was one of the greatest players to ever grace the game, the only player in football history who has never been hated and won every trophy inhis career. He joined Real Madrid in 2009 for a whopping 68.5 million euros and quickly established himself as the club's best player.

He was regarded by FIFA as having the "ability to glide almost effortlessly past opponents,provide defence-splitting passes, and score consistently from distance." Kaka would carry the ball forward without hesitation and score goals when in possession. He was a great playmaker and goal scorer who won the Ballon d'Or in 2007. In his 12 games, he scored 29 goals for Real Madrid.

7 David Beckham

Beckham was the most recent addition to Real Madrid's Galacticos, and he quickly etchedhis name in Real Madrid heritage. However, due to frequent managerial changes, Beckham did not have the same impact he did at United. Predominantly known for his passing range,vision, crossing ability, and bending free-kicks, he named his free-kicks 'bend it like Beckham.'

His natural position was right flank, but he spent most of his career as a central midfielder.

He had a successful career at Real Madrid, winning La Liga and appearing in 155 games.

6 Zinedine Zidane

Zidane joined Real Madrid in 2001 and was a dominant impetus in the club throughout histenure. He was the conductor and could initiate events from the midfield With his finesse on the ball, he could regain possession while also escaping from confined spaces. His

techniques and imagination were outstanding.

No one could match him in terms of ball control and reception. Zidane spent five years at Real Madrid, winning the Champions League and making 230 appearances.