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  Emilio Butragueno
Emilio Butragueno Santos (born July 22, 1963 in Madrid) was a Spanish football forward,.
In 1981, Butragueno joined Real Madrid as a youth and in a very short time was playing for the first team, where he was known under the nickname of El Buitre (The Vulture), a play on his surname.
Butragueno was a key member of teams that won the league six times (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1995), the Copa del Rey twice (1989 and 1993), the UEFA Cup twice (1985 and 1986) and three Spanish super cups (1988, 1990 and 1993).
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 CNNSI.com - 2002 World Cup - World Cup Hall of Fame: Emilio Butragueno - Wednesday May 08, 2002 10:45 PM
But Butragueno was responsible for one of Spain's finest moments in the competition when he scored four times in his country's 5-1 win over heavily fancied Denmark in the second round of Mexico '86.
Nicknamed "The Vulture" for his deadly abilities as a poacher around the penalty area, Butragueno intercepted a backpass for his first, completed his hat trick with two opportunist close range finishes, and capped one of the outstanding individual performances in World Cup history with a penalty.
By the 1990 finals in Italy, Butragueno was playing in a deeper role and failed to add to his World Cup tally as Spain went out in the last 16 against Yugoslavia.
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 Emilio Butragueno - Legends of the Football World Cup
Emilio Butragueno was one of the world's most promising attackers in the mid-eighties, although his form at the very top only stayed for a few short years.
This was the Denmark of Elkjaer and Michael Laudrup, who in the previous round had won all their first round matches, including a 6-1 annihilation of Uruguay and 2-0 defeat of West Germany.
A rampant Butragueno scoring one of his four goals that crushed the favoured Danish side.
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 BBC SPORT | Football | World Football | Spain's story of pain
Despite producing some of the game's finer talents - Francisco Gento, Emilio Butragueno, Andoni Zubizarreta, Raul and Fernando Hierro among them - and with what some consider to be the finest league in the world, Spain has not been equal to the sum of its considerable parts.
But Emilio Butragueno, the former Spain legend and darling of Real Madrid, where he is now sporting director, believes that his country's international record does not deserve such criticism.
Butragueno, whose appearance has barely altered since his playing days, is convinced that better days lie ahead for Spain's new crop of exciting youngsters.
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 ireland.com / Today / Sport / Soccer   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Butragueno described reports that Real are close to signing Arsenal 28-year-old skipper as "a bit excessive".  And Kutner insists that no agreement on any move away from north London has been made.
Butragueno was quoted yesterday as saying: "He is an interesting player and very important for us and our club.
Butragueno continued: "I understand there is not much news and that this could be a very attractive story but I want to make it clear that we were never in 'the operation Vieira' or anything like that."
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 Ukrainian Soccer News ::: Real name Butragueno as sporting director   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Former Real Madrid striker Emilio Butragueno was officially named as the club's sporting director on Wednesday.
Butragueno, popularly known as "El Buitre" (the vulture), became the symbol of the team that won five consecutive league titles between 1986 and 1990, playing over 560 matches for the club and scoring 217 goals.
Another former Real Madrid player, Michel, rejected a proposal to take up Butragueno's former position as assistant sporting director, saying that the club had not listened to his plans nor made him a serious financial offer.
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 Football news, live scores, fixtures and results from 4thegame.com
Emilio Butragueno, Real's deputy general manager, refused to talk about a possible transfer but in a presentation at a sport business conference in London used a film clip of the England captain to highlight the value he could bring to the club in the international market.
Butragueno did warn that if Beckham were ever to sign, he would have to sign over his image rights for his club to control future deals.
Butragueno admitted that having the most famous players on the planet was vital if Real were going to challenge Manchester United for the position as the biggest club in the world.
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 Butragueno backs Woody - News from Football.co.uk   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno has pledged his support to injury-plagued defender Jonathan Woodgate.
Woodgate has suffered a catalogue of injuries since his £13.4million switch from Newcastle United and was only able to make his debut for the club in August of last year, some 16 months after his arrival.
Butragueno still has faith in the 25-year-old and told the club's official website: "We have to be patient with him.
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 REAL WOULD CONSIDER FANTASTIC OFFER FOR MORIENTES
Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno has said the club would not stand in Fernando Morientes way of a move elsewhere if they received a fantastic offer for the player.
Liverpool have made their interest in Morientes known and Spanish legend Butragueno admitted he could leave in January but the offer would have to suit Real Madrid.
Butragueno said: "If there is a fantastic offer, then we will consider it.
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 BreakingNews.ie: Owen could be Real deal - Butregueno
Butragueno, Real’s acting general manager, believes the Spanish club’s three Englishmen can transform the side’s fortunes and that Owen, David Beckham and Jonathan Woodgate will all play a significant part this season.
Butragueno, who brushes off comparisons between himself and Owen, said: “Last season we learned that you need not just a starting line-up, we need a squad.
Butragueno insists there is no particular reason why Real are suddenly looking to English players — “they are great players, simple as that” — but acknowledged Owen and Woodgate may need time to get used to their new environment.
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 Beckham a marketing "icon", says Real official
David Beckham is an icon and one of the biggest players in the world in marketing terms but would have to sign over his image rights if he were to join Real Madrid, an official from the Spanish club said on Monday.
Butragueno, who gave a presentation on Real's marketing strategy, refused to be drawn on whether the Spanish club were about to sign the Manchester United midfielder and England captain.
Asked if Beckham would have to sign over his image rights if he joined Real, Butragueno replied: "Yes, he would," before confusing the issue further by saying that the club had respected the individual contracts of Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane when they joined.
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 Butragueno to succeed Valdano
Former player Emilio Butragueno will succeed Jorge Valdano as the sporting director of Real Madrid, club president Florentino Perez said on Friday.
Valdano said on Thursday that he would be stepping down with effect from June 11, the date on which the club has called an extraordinary general meeting of its members to lay out the schedule for the presidential election in July.
Butragueno, who has become a symbol of the Real Madrid team that won five consecutive league titles between 1986 and 1990, has been Valdano's deputy for the last four years.
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 IOL: Real must admit failures, says Butragueno
There's no point denying it," said Butragueno, nicknamed "the vulture" when he was a predatory striker in Real's white shirt in the 1980s, winning six La Liga titles and two Uefa Cups.
Now the vultures are hovering over him and the rest of the club management structure after a series of botched efforts to replace Vicente del Bosque, sacked after winning the league title in 2003 having delivered the Champions League to the club for the ninth time a year earlier.
Even the match with Getafe has become controversial after that club's chairperson Angel Torres, who is also a Real club member, criticised the last months of the reign of Perez earlier in the week and added that if he were Real chairperson he would take Getafe coach Bernd Schuster to the Bernabeu.
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 ESPNsoccernet - Europe - Luxemburgo safe for now, says Butragueno   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
MADRID, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno says Vanderlei Luxemburgo's job as first team coach is not in immediate danger despite the humiliating 3-0 defeat by arch-rivals Barcelona.
Butragueno said Barcelona had fully deserved their emphatic victory at the Bernabeu, but said Real had been hampered by the fact that leading players like Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane had just returned from injury.
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 Times of Oman   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
LONDON –– Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is not a target for Spanish giants Real Madrid their vice-president Emilio Butragueno told the BBC on Sunday.
Real are seeking to replace Wanderley Luxemburgo who was let go after a series of poor results but Butragueno said that they would probably announce his successor later this week.
Butragueno said he was relishing the prospect of taking on Arsenal in the second round of the Champions League which takes place in late February with the second leg in early March.
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 Real Madrid fires coach Luxemburgo - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
The Brazilian, who spent almost a year in charge, is the fifth coach to depart the powerhouse in the past 2 1/2 years, during which it has failed to win a major trophy.
Butragueno said Lopez Caro will be in charge provisionally and will lead the team for its Champions League game against Olympiakos in Athens on Tuesday.
Madrid announced Luxemburgo's dismissal following a meeting between club president Florentino Perez, Butragueno and director of soccer Arrigo Sacchi and an emergency session of its board at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.
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 Butragueno defends Owen - World Soccer News
Real Madrid assistant sporting director Emilio Butragueno has spoken out in defence of Michael Owen and insists the England striker will eventually make his mark at the club.
The former Liverpool striker has struggled since arriving in Madrid, unable to oust first choice strikers Raul and Ronaldo and looking hesitant in his brief appearances to date.
But Butragueno, a prolific striker at the club, is confident Owen will find his feet.
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 ESPN.com Soccernet Europe: News - Hierro expects to be caught by Raul
But however many goals the 33-year-old defender eventually scores for his country, he does not expect to be out in front much longer with Real Madrid clubmate Raul hot on his heels.
Hierro and Butragueno are three clear of Alfredo di Stefano, the former dual Argentine-Spanish international who scored his 23 goals for Spain in just 31 games.
Apart from Hierro, the leading scorer still playing is 23-year-old Raul, who was also on the mark against Liechtenstein to make it 19 goals in 42 matches and stay on course to smash his country's goalscoring record.
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 BUTRAGUENO REAL HAPPY FOR OWEN   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Real Madrid sporting director Emilio Butragueno was Michael Owen's most ardent supporter as he endured a difficult start at the Bernabeu so he is feeling vindicated after the striker's match-winning goal against Dynamo Kiev.
The goal was Owen’s first at Madrid since joining them in an £8million transfer from Liverpool which also saw midfielder Antonio Nunez move to the English giants.
Butragueno, a legend at Real Madrid who was nicknamed ‘The Vulture’ because of his predatory instincts in front of goal, said: “Owen has scored a very important goal.
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 deseretnews.com | Real Madrid to bring its stars
For those soccer fans worried that Real Madrid's superstars wouldn't be accompanying the team to Utah for August's exhibition match against Real Salt Lake, those fears were put to rest Wednesday.
Butragueno also expressed his desire to further a long-term relationship with Real Salt Lake.
The beginning of the partnership between RSL and Madrid first began nearly two years ago.
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 Gulf Times – Qatar’s top-selling English daily newspaper - Sport
“We are delighted,â€‌ Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno said on his arrival at Barajas airport after the team’s tour of the United States and Asia.
Butragueno did not disclose the cost of the Robinho signing, but last week Santos refused to accept the $30 million Real offered to buy the striker out of his contract.
Real have been chasing the Brazilian international since last year but had met with stiff resistance from Santos, who wanted to hold on to a youngster who had played an instrumental role in their recent success.
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 Real Madrid F.C. FanClub - News - Butragueno admits "difficult situation" for Real Madrid's Figo   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno has hinted Luis Figo is likely to have played his last game for the club.
Figo is entering the final year of his contract at Real and wants first team assurances for next season.
With Robinho set to arrive from Santos, its expected Real president Florentino Perez will grant the Portuguese a free transfer.
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 FirstCoast News.com - Print Article
With international stars like Luis Figo back at the club after Euro 2004 duty, the Spanish powerhouse continued its preparations for its preseason tour of Japan, due to begin 26 July, with a fearsome second half display that saw nine goals scored against the hapless third division squad.
"It would be ideal if Camacho (Madrid's coach) had his team decided by the time we return from Japan," said sports director Emilio Butragueno.
Butragueno also explained why Cameroon international Samuel Eto'o may not play for Madrid.
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 ESPN.com Soccernet Europe: News - Real Madrid players charged with drink driving
Real Madrid were not immediately available for comment on the incident, which took place after the club's 3-1 victory over Rayo Vallecano in the Spanish league on Tuesday night.
Butragueno's return to the club will see the renewal of a winning partnership with Valdano, who coached Real to the league title in 1995 - Butragueno's last season at the club.
Butragueno left Real in June of that year to join Atletico Celaya in Mexico before returning to Spain at the end of his playing career to take up a job in the country's sports council.
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 ATL World Cup Soccer. All the top world soccer news daily. News from international soccer. Euro 2004, champion's ...
Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno said they were waiting for clearance from the Brazilian Confederation for their 30 million dollar bid for Santos striker Robinho (pictured).
Real Madrid vice-president Emilio Butragueno said they were waiting for clearance from the Brazilian Confederation for their 30 million dollar bid for Santos striker Robinho.
The 21-year-old was expected to leave Brazil for 50 million dollars but the player has waived his right to 40-percent of that fee to facilitate the move.
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 CNN.com - Cassano aims to shed bad-boy image - Jan 4, 2006
Cassano is only the second Italian to sign for Real, following in the footsteps of defender Christian Panucci who played for the club between 1997 and 1999.
He was presented with the number 19 shirt by vice-president Emilio Butragueno in the absence of honorary president Alfredo Di Stefano who is recovering in hospital after a heart bypass operation.
Butragueno said Cassano was aware of the pressure he was under after signing a four-and-a-half year deal with his new club.
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