Quiz! Can you name Real Madrid's top 50 most expensive signings?
Kylian cost nothing - but we're looking for a half-century of some of the greats and Galacticos to turn out for Los Blancos over the years
![David Beckham, Raul and Zinedine Zidane of Real Madrid during an adidas shoot on July 30, 2003 at the at the Harbour Plaza Hotel in Kunming, China.](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/sVeAqayJopRYQFtw3F9cuC-1200-80.jpg)
Time for a football quiz – we want you to name Real Madrid's biggest-ever signings.
Watching Kylian Mbappe, mic in hand, addressing so many Madristas got us thinking: just how many of the greatest players ever have they had do the same thing?
The 14-time European champions' transfer policy has been the study of football fans for years; a barometer against how the big clubs in Europe conduct their business.
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Believe it or not, the 1980s were a period in which Los Blancos created their own talents – and the 90s were dominated by Raul, another homegrown hero who didn't cost a penny. But since then, things have been Hollywood.
The Galactico era of the 2000s brought some of the biggest stars on Earth to the Bernabeu. But of course, that's not sustainable forever. Now, Real look to the next generation and are prepared to pay big bucks now to save in the future.
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