This is the team that hasn't transferred any attackers for the past nine years.

The champion of Spain and Europe, Real Madrid, is going through difficult times this season, where the weakest point is the attack. During the summer, Reali decided to evacuate Alvaro Moritan, Mariano Diaz and James Rodriguez, bringing to the team only the player of the academy borrowed from Wolfsburg, Borya Mayoral.

Despite shortages and problems in the offensive, coach Zinedine Zidane has refused to transfer attackers during the passing winter deadline, as he has full confidence in Karim Benzema.

With this season, it is nine full years that Reali has not transferred an offensive ball when he had recently transferred Benzeman in 2009 from Lyon for 35m euros.

In 2010 the Magrillians had borrowed for a Manuel Adebyor season to continue with other attackers such as Chicharito, Morata, or Joselou, who left after a very short period of time.

Gonzalo Higuiin, who moved to Naples after six years, left Real in 2013.

According to the AS, this is expected to change next summer, when Reali is expected to bring at least two new attackers, with Harry Kane and Robert Leandoski as the main targets.