When you represent Real Madrid, you are expected to play at a very high level from day one until the final day. To them, age is just a number. The football world is brutal, and young players are always on hand to phase out the older ones at every turn of the way. Some older players, however, have managed to keep up with these younger players and even perform better than them.Real Madrid has a brilliant line-up of club legendsPlayers were known to spend large parts of their careers at the Santiago Bernabeu in previous years. Greats like Alfredo di Stefano, Ferenc Puskas and Fernando Hierro were at the club until well into their 30's, an indicator of their longevity. These players managed to remain relevant by retaining their goalscoring abilities despite their age. Without further ado, here is a list of the five oldest goalscorers in Real Madrid history.#5 Paco Gento (36 years, 3 months and 25 days)Paco Gento is the most decorated Real Madrid player everLate Spanish legend Paco Gento is without a doubt one of the greatest players to represent Real Madrid in history. He started his career at Racing Santander in 1952. He was in his first senior season when he caught the eye of Los Blancos officials. He joined the club in 1953 and gradually became a key player for them.Gento scored his last goal as a Real Madrid player in the 1969-70 season at 36 years, three months and 25 days old. The wide midfielder scored against Real Sociedad on 15th February 1970. He made a total of 600 appearances for Los Blancos and scored 183 goals for Los Blancos during his time at the club.Real Madrid Info ³⁴@RMadridInfo“Real Madrid is everything, Real Madrid is my life” “My home, My family and My life without would be nothing”— Paco Gento — twitter.com/AdriRM33/statu…7:51 PM · Jan 18, 202238561“Real Madrid is everything, Real Madrid is my life” “My home, My family and My life without would be nothing”— Paco Gento — twitter.com/AdriRM33/statu…Gento is regarded as one of the greatest Spanish players ever. He remains the only player to ever win six Champions League/European Cup titles, and is also their most decorated player ever.#4 Luka Modric (36 years, 4 months and 14 days)Luka Modric on the ball - UEFA Champions LeagueWhen Luka Modric first joined Real Madrid in 2012 from Tottenham Hotspur, the Spanish media labeled him a flop. 10 years on, the Croatian is regarded as one of the club's best midfielders.Modric scored his most recent goal for the club on January 23rd when the side drew 2-2 against Elche in La Liga. He was 36 years, four months and 14 days old when he scored the goal. Modric has made 421 appearances for the club and scored 30 goals.Los Blancos Live@LosBlancos_LiveReal Madrid have not scored a goal in the first half since the final of the Spanish Super Cup against Athletic Club (January 16), when Luka Modric scored in the 38th minute. @marca #rmlive 00:36 AM · Feb 28, 20221128Real Madrid have not scored a goal in the first half since the final of the Spanish Super Cup against Athletic Club (January 16), when Luka Modric scored in the 38th minute. @marca #rmlive ⚠️Modric has won 18 honours in his time at the Santiago Bernabeu. The Croatian was also named the best player in the world and given the Ballon d'Or in 2018.