1973–74 Real Madrid CF season

During the summer, the Spanish Football Federation lifted the ban on foreign player transfers after eleven seasons,[1] so, the club was able to buy Argentine forward Oscar Más,[2] German midfielder Günter Netzer,[3] teenage defender José Antonio Camacho and youngster Vicente del Bosque. The club finished in eighth place in the league.[4] On 8 September 1973 the club announced plans to build a new stadium in Fuencarral,[5] a project that was finally rejected by City Government.[6] During the season Miguel Muñoz was fired on 14 January 1974 after a bad streak of results, being replaced by Luis Molowny.[7]

In June the team won the 1974 Copa del Generalísimo Final 4–0 against CF Barcelona.[8]

In the UEFA Cup the squad were eliminated by Ipswich Town 0–1 on aggregate in the first round.[9]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ESP Andrés Junquera — DF  ESP Goyo Benito — DF  ESP José Luis — DF  ARG Touriño — DF  ESP Ignacio Zoco — MF  ESP Pirri — MF  ESP Velazquez — MF  FRG Günter Netzer — MF  ESP Ramón Grosso — FW  ARG Oscar Más — FW  ESP Amancio Amaro

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ESP García Remón — DF  ESP Juan Verdugo — FW  ESP Santillana — FW  ESP Rafael Marañón — MF  ESP Vicente del Bosque — GK  ESP Miguel Ángel — FW  ESP Ico Aguilar — DF  ESP Jose Macanas — MF  ESP Juan Morgado — MF  ESP Planelles — DF  ESP Benito Rubiñan — DF  ESP José Antonio Camacho

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