Real Madrid's top five top combinations: No dispute over the top, BBC No. 2, 7-star business surged and worst performance

The top five top combinations and core contributions in Real Madrid's history

1. Distiffano + Puskas + Hento (1950-1960s)

Core contribution: The founder of the five consecutive Champions League championships, creating the "Real Madrid dynasty".

Achievement: Five consecutive Champions League championships from 1956 to 1960, with Distefano 308 goals and Puskas 195 goals.

Tactics: Distefano's "Pseudo-Nine" plays ahead of his game, Puskas's left-footed violent aesthetic, Hento's second shooter in history.

Influence: Laying the foundation of Real Madrid's Champions League gene, Puskas hit a record high in the 1960 final (later tied by Haaland).

2.BBC combination (Royce + Bale + Benzema, 2014-2018)

Core contribution: 4 Champions League championships + 3 La Liga, historical front dominance.

Data: The three players have a total of 911 goals, Ronaldo has a team record of 450 goals, Bale has 106 goals, and Benzema has 323 goals.

Highlights: Ronaldo reversed Bayern with a hat trick in the 2017 Champions League quarter-finals, and Bale won the "barb" with a final victory.

Influence: The core of modern "Galaxy Battleship", Ronaldo broke the monopoly of Mero Ronaldo to seize the golden ball, and Benzema's transformation into a "wingman" became the key.

3. Ceremony midfielder (Modric + Kroos + Casemiro, 2015-2023)

Core contribution: the cornerstone of the Champions League three consecutive championships, and the benchmark of the modern midfield system.

Achievements: 4 Champions League, 3 La Liga, Modric's 2018 Golden Ball Award, Kroos' 95% pass success rate.

Tactics: Modric's "metronome" is connected in series, Kroos is accurately dispatched, Casemiro defends the barrier.

Influence: The most stable midfielder under Zidane's rule, Kroos' "hermit" status is in contrast to Modric's "Golden Ball Legend".

4. Five Eagles Age (Putragno + Sanchis et al., 1980-1990s)

Core contribution: 5 consecutive La Liga championships, golden age of youth training.

Achievement: "Five consecutive championships" from 1986 to 1990, and Putragno ranked third in the team's history with 217 goals.

Features: Sanchez's iron-blooded leader, Gonzalez's midfield creativity, and the youth training system bears fruit.

Influence: Ending Barcelona's rule and paving the way for the "Galaxy Phase I", both Sanchis and his son became legends.

5. Seven Stars (Figo + Zidane + Beckham et al., 2000-2006)

Core contribution: During the peak period of business, the star lineup was still honorable even if it was defeated.

Data: 7 superstars combined (including Raul), 2 times the Bernabeu Cup, and their commercial value soared.

Controversy: Zidane won the championship in 2002, but his overall record was not good.

Influence: Florentino's "one superstar in a year" strategy symbolizes, Beckham enhances global influence.