1963–64 Real Madrid CF season

Miguel Muñoz continued with renoval of the squad started last season [1] with Araquistáin as goalkeeper, Pachín, Zoco in defense, and forwards Serena and Grosso playing along Amancio as the beginning of a new era in the club.[2]

The team clinched its tenth League title, the fourth in a row. In European Cup the squad reached the Final against Helenio Herrera's Inter losing the trophy by a 1-3 defeat. The Final was the last official match for Alfredo Di Stefano for the club[note 1] due to Chairman Santiago Bernabeu chose not to renew his contract and disagreements with head coach Miguel Muñoz over marking Inter' star Giacinto Facchetti[note 2].[3] On 24 June 1964 the club broadcast an official statement with Di Stefano out of Real Madrid after 11 seasons, included 8 League titles and 5 European Cups.

In Copa del Generalísimo the club reached Quarterfinals being eliminated by Atletico Madrid [note 3] after a tie-breaker match.

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  [[|Spain]] Araquistain — GK  [[|Spain]] Vicente — GK  [[|Spain]] Betancort — DF  URU José Santamaría — DF  [[|Spain]] Pedro Casado — DF  [[|Spain]] Pachín — DF  [[|Spain]] Ignacio Zoco — MF  [[|Spain]] Antonio Ruiz — FW  [[|Spain]] Amancio Amaro — MF  FRA Lucien Muller — FW  [[|Spain]] Francisco Gento — FW  [[|Hungary]] Ferenc Puskás

No. Pos. Nation Player — FW  ARG Alfredo Di Stéfano — FW  [[|Brazil]] Evaristo de Macedo — FW  [[|Spain]] Manuel Bueno — FW  [[|Spain]] Grosso — DF  [[|Spain]] Isidro — DF  [[|Spain]] Miera — MF  [[|Spain]] Félix Ruiz — MF  [[|Spain]] Felo — FW  TCH Yanko Daucik — MF  [[|Spain]] Pipi Suarez — MF  [[|Spain]] Juan Santisteban Troyano — FW  [[|Spain]] Serena

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