Raul s football career introduction, has Raul won the World Footballer of the Year

He's a great football star.

As the captain of Real Madrid, Raul has performed quite well, with a brilliant record, but unfortunately did not win the World Footballer of the Year. Golden Year Award 96, Raul 20 97, 7 98, 21 99, 9 00, 9 01, 2 02, 7 Individual Honors: 4 La Liga Champions, 3 European Champions Cups, 3 Toyota Cup Winners, 2 Spanish Super Cup Champions Top scorers in La Liga:

01 Silver Ball: 2001 World Footballer of the Year, 3rd place: 2001 World's top scorer:

After 1999 03 and 7 04, there was no title anymore. Spanish League: 394 appearances, 179 goals scored (top 10 in La Liga history, 1st in active service) UEFA Champions League:

100 appearances, 51 goals (first all-time) Spain national team: 92 appearances, 42 goals (first all-time).

Player Raul was born on June 27, 1977.

Raul Gonzalez (born 27 June 1977) is a Spanish professional footballer who played as a striker and captain of 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[2], and scored 323 goals in 741 official appearances for Real Madrid[3], making him the most capped and second-most goalscoring player in Real Madrid's history. In 2010, Raul bid farewell to Real Madrid to join the Bundesliga team Schalke 04 FC, and in the 2010 and 2011 seasons, he led Schalke to the semi-finals of the Champions League for the first time in history[4] and won the German Cup[5] ; In 2012, Raul joined Qatar Al Sadd FC [6] . In 2014, Raul joined the New York Universe in Major League Soccer and won the North American Professional League championship.

7] 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, with five goals in three World Cups[8] .

Raul is twice La Liga top scorer, twice Champions League top scorer, UEFA Club Striker of the Year three years in a row,[9] five times Spanish Footballer of the Year, and in 2001 he won the European Footballer of the Year Silver Ball and the World Footballer of the Year Bronze Ball.

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. [10-11]