The 2000-01 campaign delivered the 28th La Liga title for Real Madrid, marking the controversial start of the 'Galácticos' era under new president Florentino Pérez and manager Vicente del Bosque, featuring the headline-grabbing arrival of Luís Figo from Barcelona. Leading the charge was the legendary Raúl, whose league-topping 24 goals earned him the Pichichi Trophy and proved decisive as Los Blancos secured the championship with a resounding 5-0 win over Alavés on the penultimate matchday. It was a dominant year, featuring an 81-goal tally and a deep run to the Champions League semi-finals, cementing a defining chapter of glamour and success in the club's modern history.