   emilio butragueÃ±o santos (; born 22 july 1963) is a spanish retired footballer who played as a striker. he was best known for his spell with real madrid. nicknamed el buitre (the vulture), he was a member of the legendary quinta del buitre, along with manolo sanchÃ­s, rafael martÃ­n vÃ¡zquez, mÃ­chel and miguel pardeza. butragueÃ±o amassed la liga totals of 341 games and 123 goals for his main club, in 12 seasons, and represented the spanish national team in two world cups (being the second top scorer in the 1986 edition) and as many european championships, scoring 26 international goals for his country for a record that stood several years. ==club career== in 1981, skilled butragueÃ±o joined hometown's real madrid's youth system, playing first for its reserve side before being given his senior debut by alfredo di stÃ©fano on 5 february 1984 against cÃ¡diz cf: he made an instant impact, scoring twice and assisting for the third goal in a 3â2 away turnaround, after real trailed by 0â2.final de infarto en cÃ¡diz (mad finale in cÃ¡diz); el mundo deportivo, 6 february 1984  on 12 december that year he made his european competition debut, contributing with a hat-trick to a 6â1 home triumph against r.s.c. anderlecht fo
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