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The return of Florentino Perez as chairman of Real Madrid sees the policy of signing big-name stars - or galacticos - back at the Bernabeu as Los Blancos look to challenge Barcelona in the La Liga and on the European stage.

Last season was Barcelona's most successful in a long time a Josep Guardiola - in his first year as manager - led the Catalan spearheaded by Lionel Messi to success in La Liga, the Champions League and the Spanish domestic cup - the first time a Spanish club has won those three trophies in one year.

Perez has signaled his intent to fifa coins kaufen ps4 challenge Barcelona early on fifa 16 ultimate team coins by breaking the world record transfer fee twice. First, the Brazilian Kaka was signed from AC Milan for ��56million before Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo was bought for ��80m. This chick here mirrors Real Madrid's transfer activity when Perez first took over the club in 2000, when he signed Luis Figo for a then record fee of ��37m before breaking that record the following year when he purchased Zinedine Zidane from Juventus for ��46m.

As well as Kaka and Ronaldo, Real Madrid has confirmed the signing of Raul Albiol, the Valencia centre back. In his previous tenure, Perez was criticised for his buying policy as he tended to focus on attacking players too heavily and, indeed, the sale of defensive midfielder Claude Makelele to Chelsea is seen by many to be the downfall of Real Madrid after a promising start to Perez's presidency.

The 2008-09 season saw Barcelona lauded for playing attractive, attacking football and as well as winning a historic treble, the club beat fierce rivals Real Madrid 2-6 in the El Clasico derby - this is the most goals scored by Barca in this fixture and the biggest win since the 1970s when Johan Cruyff led Barcelona to a 0-5 win.