7. Julen Lopetegui
The former boss of Spain’s national team played for three years for Real Madrid in the wake of creating with the club’s Castilla B group as a youth.
After a loan spell at Las Palmas and three years at Logrones, he moved to the Santiago-Bernabeu and proceeded to play for Barcelona only multiple times somewhere in the range of 1994 and 1997.
6. Robert Prosinecki
Signed from Red Star Belgrade in 1997, Prosinecki played multiple times in all rivalries for Real Madrid before proceeding onward to Spanish side Oviedo for a solitary season.
His superior performances prompted a change to Barcelona, however he again stayed for only one year – and 23 games – before leaving for Sevilla.
5. Javier Saviola
Saviola settled in well at Barcelona in the wake of joining from River Plate in 2001, showing up in every one of his initial three seasons and scoring an aggregate of 44 La Liga goals.
Be that as it may, in the wake of dropping down the hierarchy and investing energy in credit at Monaco and Sevilla, he made an unexpected move to Real in 2001. Two years and 29 appearances later, he was leaving for Benfica.
