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#4 Miguel, Mikel and Xabi Alonso (Real Sociedad)
Miguel Alonso was a midfielder for Real Sociedad and Spain in the 1970s and '80s. A talented player, Alonso also played for Barcelona during his career. He won twenty caps for Spain, scored one goal and played in the 1982 World Cup.
He played for Sociedad 154 times and scored 25 goals and won two La Liga titles with the side. An integral part of the side, Miguel was a fan-favourite at San Sebastian.
His elder son Mikel broke through at Sociedad and was also a midfielder like his father. Between 2001 and 2008, Mikel was a part of the squad at Real Sociedad and played 104 games for them. He moved on but failed to settle anywhere till 2014 when he joined Real Union.
The youngest Alonso is also the most iconic of the trio. A year younger than his brother, his Sociedad debut came at 18 years of age. Named captain by John Toshack, Xabi became an ever-present for Sociedad over the subsequent years. He failed to win a trophy with them, but like his father represented Sociedad. Eventually, he went on to win the Champions League with Liverpool and Real Madrid.
