This week, in Goals with History, the protagonist is Butragueño. The striker reached the first team of the Real Madrid coming from the quarry, after emerging in the Castile. He was a very skilled player, with great dribbling and a change of pace in the area that paralyzed rival defenses.

In the 1989/90 season, the Real Madrid He visited Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán to face Sevilla on matchday 28. Butragueño He was the author of the equalizer of the Real Madrid, which later ended up tracing the encounter. The play by the left wing reached the bottom line and, after a ball focused on the penalty spot, appeared Butragueño from behind to put the tables. The match ended with victory of Real Madrid by 1-2.

Butragueño He played in the first team for 12 seasons, in which he played 463 games and scored 171 goals. As a Real Madrid player he raised 15 titles: 2 UEFA Cups, 6 Leagues, 2 Copa del Rey, 1 League Cup and 4 Spanish Super Cups.