Real Madrid are one of the biggest and most successful clubs in the history of football, some fans would insist the biggest.
They have won the European Cup more times than any other club and have enjoyed dominance over La Liga in periods also.
Real Madrid's Galactico policy under president Florentino Perez involves attempting to sign the best of the best players in European football.
In his first stint at the club this included the likes of Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane, while Cristiano Ronaldo led the second revolution after Perez returned for a second spell as president.
This policy not only means big transfer fees but massive wages being paid to players also.
Here is what every Real Madrid player earns in the Spanish capital.
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How much does every Real Madrid player earn?
Unfortunately for Real Madrid, their two highest paid players are a duo that don't actually feature much for the team at the moment.
Gareth Bale and Eden Hazard take home a combined €63m per season for playing for Real Madrid.
But, under Carlo Ancelotti, they have managed just seven La Liga starts between them this campaign.
Bale is in the last year of his contract and it is widely expected that he will leave in 2022, while Ancelotti basically said recently that Hazard was free to leave also if he wants more game time.
Los Blancos' talisman over the past few seasons has undoubtedly been Karim Benzema, but the Frenchman is remarkably only the eighth-highest paid player in the squad, taking home a reported €10.6m (£9m) per year.
David Alaba only signed for the club in the summer of 2021, but it is clear Real Madrid landed him from Bayern Munich on a free transfer with the promise of a number wage as only Bale and Hazard earn more than him.
Thibaut Courtois signed a new contract in August which seen him earn a pay rise, putting him among the top earners.
Luka Modric and Toni Kroos are still among the highest earners, too, but Modric's contract runs out in 2022 so he could be off along with Bale, and probably Isco.