2010

In 2010, Raúl moved to Schalke 04 after spending 16 years at Real Madrid, bringing his remarkable time at the Bernabéu to an end. After a quiet start to life at Schalke, Raúl proved he still possessed magnificent goal-scoring ability by scoring 19 goals in his first season, including two hattricks. In the DFB-Pokal semi-final he scored a key goal to beat Bayern 0-1.
Raúl and Schalke finished the season by lifting the DFB-Pokal, his first ever domestic cup title, and beating Dortmund in the German Super Cup.

1997

At the age of 17, Raúl made his debut for Real Madrid in October 1994. Rapidly, he became a sensation in Spain, contributing 9 goals in his first season to help Real win LaLiga in 1994-95. He lifted his second league trophy with them in 1996-97, scoring 21 goals.

A natural goal-scorer, Raúl was crowned Spanish Footballer of the Year in 1997, and he won the UEFA Champions League and Spanish Super Cup the following season. Raúl had become Real Madrid’s new star and would change the club forever.

2002

During the early 2000s, Raúl enjoyed immense success with Real Madrid. He won his third LaLiga title in 2001 and the UEFA Champions League title in both 2000 and 2002. Raúl scored in both UEFA Champions League finals and became the competition top goal-scorer for two consecutive years.

His elegant trademark chip, intelligence and superiority in the box made him unlike any other striker. As he rose to iconic status, he was named Spanish Footballer of the Year for the fifth time in 2002.

	YEAR	RTG	POS	PAC	SHO	PAS	DRI	DEF	PHY
BASE	2010	86	CF	77	85	80	86	50	71
MID	1997	88	CF	86	86	78	88	45	72
PRIME	2002	92	CF	88	92	82	90	47	75