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Boca and River players who have starred for Real Madrid

Played for Real Madrid in the 1948/49 season. Ten year earlier, in 1938 he played for Boca Juniors
He started out with River Plate where he played from 1945 until 1949. At the start of the 1953/54 season he signed for Real Madrid where he would remain for 11 seasons
He started out with River Plate where he played from 1945 until 1949. At the start of the 1953/54 season he signed for Real Madrid where he would remain for 11 seasons
The goalkeeper spent four seasons at Real Madrid. In 1962 he returned to Argentina to join River Plate
The goalkeeper spent four seasons at Real Madrid. In 1962 he returned to Argentina to join River Plate
In 1968, he began his career with River Plate where he remained until 1971 when he was snapped up by Real Madrid. He spent two years in Chamartín.
He spent 12 seasons with River Plate from 1964, interrupted in 73/74 when he joined Real Madrid. Afterwards he returned to River
He spent 12 seasons with River Plate from 1964, interrupted in 73/74 when he joined Real Madrid. Afterwards he returned to River
In 1973 he played for Boca Juniors and two years later in 1975 he moved to Real Madrid where he remained until 1979
In 1973 he played for Boca Juniors and two years later in 1975 he moved to Real Madrid where he remained until 1979
He was at River Plate in 1973. In 1977 he started a two-year spell at Real Madrid
He was at River Plate in 1973. In 1977 he started a two-year spell at Real Madrid
Ruggeri emerged from Boca Juniors youth academy, making his first team debut in 1980. Five years later he joined River Plate where he stayed until 1988 when he made the leap to Europe. Ahead of the 89/90 season, he signed for Real Madrid
Ruggeri emerged from Boca Juniors youth academy, making his first team debut in 1980. Five years later he joined River Plate where he stayed until 1988 when he made the leap to Europe. Ahead of the 89/90 season, he signed for Real Madrid
He moved to Real Madrid in 1991 and in 2002 was loaned to River Plate shortly before retiring from the game.
He moved to Real Madrid in 1991 and in 2002 was loaned to River Plate shortly before retiring from the game.
Played for Real Madrid in 2000 before joining River Plate in 2007
Played for Real Madrid in 2000 before joining River Plate in 2007
He made his top flight debut for River on 12 May 1996 and spent the next three years with the club. In 1999 he joined Atlético de Madrid but after his second season when Atleti were relegated in 2000/01, he crossed town joining Real Madrid where he remain
He made his top flight debut for River on 12 May 1996 and spent the next three years with the club. In 1999 he joined Atlético de Madrid but after his second season when Atleti were relegated in 2000/01, he crossed town joining Real Madrid where he remain
He spent the 2001/02 season on loan at River Plate but returned to Madrid the following season for a couple of years before being transferred to Inter
He spent the 2001/02 season on loan at River Plate but returned to Madrid the following season for a couple of years before being transferred to Inter
In 1997, he joined Boca Juniors where he spent three seasons. In 2004/05 he joined Real Madrid to great fanfare but moved on after just one season.
In 1997, he joined Boca Juniors where he spent three seasons. In 2004/05 he joined Real Madrid to great fanfare but moved on after just one season.
Started out in the youth categories at River Plate, and spent two seasons playing with the first team, until he was spotted by Real Madrid. He joined Los Blancos in 2006 and left the club in 2013
Started out in the youth categories at River Plate, and spent two seasons playing with the first team, until he was spotted by Real Madrid. He joined Los Blancos in 2006 and left the club in 2013
He defended Boca Juniors' shirt from 2004 until his transfer to Real Madrid for 20.5 million euros on 19 December 2006 - becoming the most lucrative transfer in Boca Juniors history. He remained with Real Madrid until 2011 and returned to Boca Juniors in
He defended Boca Juniors' shirt from 2004 until his transfer to Real Madrid for 20.5 million euros on 19 December 2006 - becoming the most lucrative transfer in Boca Juniors history. He remained with Real Madrid until 2011 and returned to Boca Juniors in
His career started at River Plate, where he made his senior debut in 1998. In 2001, he moved to Europe, joining Barcelona. In July 2007 he signed for Real Madrid, spending two seasons at the club. In 2015 he went back to River Plate
His career started at River Plate, where he made his senior debut in 1998. In 2001, he moved to Europe, joining Barcelona. In July 2007 he signed for Real Madrid, spending two seasons at the club. In 2015 he went back to River Plate
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Manuel Rocha (Boca Juniors)

Played for Real Madrid in the 1948/49 season. Ten year earlier, in 1938 he played for Boca Juniors

Di Stéfano (River Plate)

He started out with River Plate where he played from 1945 until 1949. At the start of the 1953/54 season he signed for Real Madrid where he would remain for 11 seasons

Di Stéfano (River Plate)

He started out with River Plate where he played from 1945 until 1949. At the start of the 1953/54 season he signed for Real Madrid where he would remain for 11 seasons

Rogelio Domínguez (River Plate)

The goalkeeper spent four seasons at Real Madrid. In 1962 he returned to Argentina to join River Plate

Rogelio Domínguez (River Plate)

The goalkeeper spent four seasons at Real Madrid. In 1962 he returned to Argentina to join River Plate

Eduardo Anzarda (River Plate)

In 1968, he began his career with River Plate where he remained until 1971 when he was snapped up by Real Madrid. He spent two years in Chamartín.

Oscar Mas (River Plate)

He spent 12 seasons with River Plate from 1964, interrupted in 73/74 when he joined Real Madrid. Afterwards he returned to River

Oscar Mas (River Plate)

He spent 12 seasons with River Plate from 1964, interrupted in 73/74 when he joined Real Madrid. Afterwards he returned to River

Guerini (Boca Juniors)

In 1973 he played for Boca Juniors and two years later in 1975 he moved to Real Madrid where he remained until 1979

Guerini (Boca Juniors)

In 1973 he played for Boca Juniors and two years later in 1975 he moved to Real Madrid where he remained until 1979

Enrique Wolff (River Plate)

He was at River Plate in 1973. In 1977 he started a two-year spell at Real Madrid

Enrique Wolff (River Plate)

He was at River Plate in 1973. In 1977 he started a two-year spell at Real Madrid

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Ruggeri (Boca Juniors y River Plate)

Ruggeri emerged from Boca Juniors youth academy, making his first team debut in 1980. Five years later he joined River Plate where he stayed until 1988 when he made the leap to Europe. Ahead of the 89/90 season, he signed for Real Madrid

Ruggeri (Boca Juniors y River Plate)

Ruggeri emerged from Boca Juniors youth academy, making his first team debut in 1980. Five years later he joined River Plate where he stayed until 1988 when he made the leap to Europe. Ahead of the 89/90 season, he signed for Real Madrid

Esnaider (River Plate)

He moved to Real Madrid in 1991 and in 2002 was loaned to River Plate shortly before retiring from the game.

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Esnaider (River Plate)

He moved to Real Madrid in 1991 and in 2002 was loaned to River Plate shortly before retiring from the game.

Rolando Zarate (River Plate)

Played for Real Madrid in 2000 before joining River Plate in 2007

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Rolando Zarate (River Plate)

Played for Real Madrid in 2000 before joining River Plate in 2007

Solari (River Plate)

He made his top flight debut for River on 12 May 1996 and spent the next three years with the club. In 1999 he joined Atlético de Madrid but after his second season when Atleti were relegated in 2000/01, he crossed town joining Real Madrid where he remain

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Solari (River Plate)

He made his top flight debut for River on 12 May 1996 and spent the next three years with the club. In 1999 he joined Atlético de Madrid but after his second season when Atleti were relegated in 2000/01, he crossed town joining Real Madrid where he remain

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Esteban Cambiasso (River Plate)

He spent the 2001/02 season on loan at River Plate but returned to Madrid the following season for a couple of years before being transferred to Inter

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Cambiasso (River Plate)

He spent the 2001/02 season on loan at River Plate but returned to Madrid the following season for a couple of years before being transferred to Inter

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Walter Samuel (Boca Juniors)

In 1997, he joined Boca Juniors where he spent three seasons. In 2004/05 he joined Real Madrid to great fanfare but moved on after just one season.

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Walter Samuel (Boca Juniors)

In 1997, he joined Boca Juniors where he spent three seasons. In 2004/05 he joined Real Madrid to great fanfare but moved on after just one season.

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Gonzalo Higuaín (River Plate)

Started out in the youth categories at River Plate, and spent two seasons playing with the first team, until he was spotted by Real Madrid. He joined Los Blancos in 2006 and left the club in 2013

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Higuaín (River Plate)

Started out in the youth categories at River Plate, and spent two seasons playing with the first team, until he was spotted by Real Madrid. He joined Los Blancos in 2006 and left the club in 2013

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Fernando Gago (Boca Juniors)

He defended Boca Juniors' shirt from 2004 until his transfer to Real Madrid for 20.5 million euros on 19 December 2006 - becoming the most lucrative transfer in Boca Juniors history. He remained with Real Madrid until 2011 and returned to Boca Juniors in

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Gago (Boca Juniors)

He defended Boca Juniors' shirt from 2004 until his transfer to Real Madrid for 20.5 million euros on 19 December 2006 - becoming the most lucrative transfer in Boca Juniors history. He remained with Real Madrid until 2011 and returned to Boca Juniors in

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Saviola (River Plate)

His career started at River Plate, where he made his senior debut in 1998. In 2001, he moved to Europe, joining Barcelona. In July 2007 he signed for Real Madrid, spending two seasons at the club. In 2015 he went back to River Plate

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Saviola (River Plate)

His career started at River Plate, where he made his senior debut in 1998. In 2001, he moved to Europe, joining Barcelona. In July 2007 he signed for Real Madrid, spending two seasons at the club. In 2015 he went back to River Plate

Foto:EL GRAFICO

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