What did Raul do to make Spain hate him so much?

In fact, it is not that Spain hates Raul, and Raul has done nothing wrong.

As the most famous player in Spain for the past decade, Raul has been the banner of Spanish football and has a high status in Spanish football, both in Real Madrid and the Spanish national team.

However, Raul has been in a slump in recent years (except for 2008), but he has always occupied the main position because of his special status. It was also rumored that Raul opposed Villa's entry into Real Madrid in order to keep his main position (fake news), so he was said to be a football bully.

At Euro 2008, the Spanish coach did not take Raul to the European Championship under pressure (the first time in 10 years that Spain participated in the World Series without Raul), but won the championship, and Raul's status fell a lot.

But it is undeniable that Raul's professionalism and fighting spirit, and we must not forget the records and contributions set by Raul, Real Madrid has been full of willfulness under the leadership of Raul!

It can only be said that "the best Raul did not meet the best Spain", Raul did not achieve the best results when he was in the national team, and now Spain is standing at the top without Raul, so there are good people who say that Spain is perfect without Raul, and they have been slandering him.

In fact, this is all nonsense written by the domestic **, in order to attract attention, there are so many false reports, it can only be said that the quality of the ** is too poor.

are all white-eyed wolves, Raul also did his best when he was in the team, he did his best for Real Madrid and Spain, and in the end he was slandered by many people, which really convinced the IQ of some people.

Raul can be blamed for the bad results in the Spanish tournament at the beginning, the tradition of the 'king of qualifiers' for decades has been like this, and how can a team not succeed be blamed on only one striker, alas.

Now that Spain has made a big splash in two tournaments, many people are even more serious about it. It can only be said that today's Spain team is indeed a star with outstanding talents in all lines, but slandering Raul is really nonsense!

If that is the case, what if Spain has had so many famous stars in history, but they have not had a good result in the tournament.

Maybe it's because the expectations for Raul are too big But when Raul was in the team, Spain didn't achieve good results Raul is the biggest star in the team, so he naturally became the object of everyone's venting, but a successful person is always full of controversy, how many people like him and how many people hate him. People who like him don't have to feel sorry for having so many people who hate him, because there are also a lot of people who like him and support him, and that's enough.

If a Spaniard dares to hate Raul, then he really has no conscience.

Supporting The Lord of the Rings Raul!!

He has long had a conflict with the national team, he thinks he is the boss, but the coach disagrees, but Raul is the soul of the national team (before 2006), so he became a controversial figure in the national team, but after 2006, Raul's form has seriously declined, coupled with Villa, Torres, Guiza's rise, he faded out of the national team, and then Aragonés and Bosque did not dare to use him, as a result, Spain won the World Cup and the European Cup, and he became Spain's sinner.

Didn't give the national team a good result.

Interests are crowded out plus hype by Chinese journalists.

Raul Gonzalez (born 27 June 1977) is a Spanish professional footballer who played as a striker and captain of both Real Madrid and the Spanish national team.

Raul played for Real Madrid for 16 years from 1994 to 2010, helping the team win six La Liga titles, three UEFA Champions League titles and two Toyota Cup titles, and scored 323 goals in 741 official appearances for Real Madrid, making him the player with the most appearances and the second most goals in Real Madrid's history. In 2010, Raul bid farewell to Real Madrid to join the Bundesliga team Schalke 04 Football Club, and led Schalke to the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time in the 2010 and 2011 seasons, and won the German Cup; In 2012, Raul joined Qatar Al Sadd FC. In 2014, Raul joined the New York Universe in Major League Soccer and won the North American Professional League championship.

Raul scored 71 goals in 142 appearances (including 144 qualifying matches) in the Champions League, making him the third-highest scorer in Champions League history. Raul scored 44 goals in 102 appearances for the Spanish national team, making him the second-highest scorer in the history of the Spanish national team, having scored five goals in three World Cups.

Raul is twice La Liga Top Scorer, twice Champions League Top Scorer, UEFA Club Striker of the Year three years in a row, Spanish Footballer of the Year five times, and winner of the European Footballer of the Year Silver Ball and World Footballer of the Year Bronze Ball in 2001.

On November 16, 2015, Beijing time, Raul announced his retirement, and in his 21-year football career, Raul won 23 trophies and scored 427 goals in 1,015 appearances for club and national team.