Real Madrid are the new La Liga Champions but how have Zinedine Zidane’s men rated this term?
Sport360’s Andy West analyses the individual performances of Los Blancos’ title-winning team.
In order to achieve a rating in this article, the following players have had to play at least 1000 minutes in La Liga this term.
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KEYLOR NAVAS, GOALKEEPER: 7. Made some costly errors midway through the season but also produced some exceptional saves behind an occasionally leaky defence.
Keylor Navas
DANI CARVAJAL, RIGHT BACK: 9. A series of outstanding performances from a non-stop dynamo who must rank among the world’s best in his position.
Dani Carvajal
DANILO, RIGHT BACK: 5. A rare disappointment in Madrid’s glittering season, the Brazilian has never looked truly comfortable in the white shirt.
Danilo
NACHO, DEFENCE: 9. Unheralded and unsung, but the versatile and always willing Spaniard has been his team’s most consistent defender.
Nacho
PEPE, CENTRE BACK: 6. An injury-disrupted campaign for the veteran, who will move on to pastures new this summer.
Pepe
SERGIO RAMOS, CENTRE BACK: 8. A typical mix of wholehearted commitment, occasional howlers and frequent goalscoring heroics.
Sergio Ramos
RAPHAEL VARANE, CENTRE BACK: 7. The season which finally saw the classy defender become first choice, but he is still too injury prone.
Raphael Varane
MARCELO, LEFT BACK: 10. If defenders ever won the Ballon d’Or, this would surely be Marcelo’s year. Inspirational, dynamic and irrepressible.
Marcelo
CASEMIRO, MIDFIELD: 9. With his physicality adding steel to an otherwise lightweight midfield, the Brazilian is the only truly irreplaceable member of the team.
Casemiro
MATEO KOVACIC, MIDFIELD: 7. Hasn’t played as much as he would like, but the young Croat has generally performed well when used.
Mateo Kovacic
LUKA MODRIC, MIDFIELD: 8. Aside from a brief dip in the middle of the season, Modric has been a stylish link between defence and attack.
Luka Modric
TONI KROOS, MIDFIELD: 9. Oozes class in the centre of the pitch, using his magnificent passing range to great effect and always dangerous with set-piece deliveries.
Toni Kroos
ISCO, MIDFIELD: 8. Started the season largely overlooked, but has been Real’s best player for the last six weeks, finally fulfilling his immense talent.
Isco
JAMES RODRIGUEZ, MIDFIELD: 7. Rarely given opportunities by Zinedine Zidane, but has nearly always impressed when he has played.
James Rodriguez
LUCAS VASQUEZ, WINGER: 7. Not the squad’s most gifted player but has the heart of a lion and provides a different option from the bench.
Lucas Vasquez
MARCO ASENSIO, WINGER: 7. Hardly played in the opening months of the campaign but has recently shown he’s a huge star in the making.
Marco Asensio
GARETH BALE, FORWARD: 5. Frustrating injury-affected campaign for the Welshman, whose untouchable status at the Bernabeu is now under threat.
Gareth Bale
ALVARO MORATA, FORWARD: 8. Excellent goalscoring record and will feel he deserves more playing time – but may have to leave to find it.
Alvaro Morata
KARIM BENZEMA, FORWARD: 6. A campaign of ups and downs, occasionally showing his undoubted class but too often going through games invisible.
Karim Benzema
CRISTIANO RONALDO, FORWARD: 8. Started the season relatively slowly, often contributing little, but has been unstoppable in the last few weeks.
Cristiano Ronaldo