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Top 29 Women's Footballers of All Time

By YPB Team

Pioneers who played for almost nothing share this list with today's Champions League royalty, and the old guard has plenty of goals to argue with.

  1. Marta — ranked #11
    Marta
    Brazilian forward, six-time FIFA World Player of the Year and the Women's World Cup record scorer.
    1000pts
  2. Julie Foudy — ranked #22
    Julie Foudy
    US midfielder and captain through two World Cup titles and two Olympic golds.
    882pts
  3. Alex Morgan — ranked #33
    Alex Morgan
    US striker and two-time World Cup winner who scored over 120 international goals.
    832pts
  4. Brandi Chastain — ranked #44
    Brandi Chastain
    US defender who scored the winning penalty in the 1999 World Cup final.
    741pts
  5. Birgit Prinz — ranked #55
    Birgit Prinz
    German striker who won two World Cups and three FIFA World Player awards.
    680pts
  6. Asisat Oshoala — ranked #66
    Asisat Oshoala
    Nigerian striker and record six-time African Women's Footballer of the Year.
    680pts
  7. Sam Kerr — ranked #77
    Sam Kerr
    Australian striker and record scorer across the NWSL, W-League and WSL.
    680pts
  8. Lotta Schelin — ranked #88
    Lotta Schelin
    Swedish striker and her country's record scorer, a Lyon great.
    680pts
  9. Nadine Angerer — ranked #99
    Nadine Angerer
    German goalkeeper who kept a clean sheet through the 2007 World Cup.
    611pts
  10. Abby Wambach — ranked #1010
    Abby Wambach
    US striker with 184 international goals and a 2015 World Cup title.
    529pts
  11. Kelly Smith — ranked #1111
    Kelly Smith
    Arsenal and England forward widely seen as England's greatest women's player.
    529pts
  12. Carolina Morace — ranked #1212
    Carolina Morace
    Italian striker who scored 105 international goals and later coached Italy.
    529pts
  13. Ada Hegerberg — ranked #1313
    Ada Hegerberg
    Norwegian striker, first Ballon d'Or Féminin winner and Champions League record scorer with Lyon.
    433pts
  14. Lucy Bronze — ranked #1414
    Lucy Bronze
    English right-back and multiple Champions League winner, voted world's best in 2020.
    433pts
  15. Mia Hamm — ranked #1515
    Mia Hamm
    US forward who became the face of the 1999 World Cup win and the sport's global boom.
    433pts
  16. Homare Sawa — ranked #1616
    Homare Sawa
    Japanese midfielder who captained Japan to the 2011 World Cup title.
    433pts
  17. Camille Abily — ranked #1717
    Camille Abily
    French midfielder at the heart of Lyon's Champions League dynasty.
    433pts
  18. Aitana Bonmatí — ranked #1818
    Aitana Bonmatí
    Barcelona midfielder and three-time Ballon d'Or Féminin winner who led Spain to the 2023 World Cup.
    433pts
  19. Wendie Renard — ranked #1919
    Wendie Renard
    French centre-back and Lyon captain with eight Champions League titles.
    433pts
  20. Carli Lloyd — ranked #2020
    Carli Lloyd
    US midfielder who scored a hat-trick in the 2015 World Cup final.
    433pts
  21. Megan Rapinoe — ranked #2121
    Megan Rapinoe
    US winger who won the Golden Ball, Golden Boot and Ballon d'Or in 2019.
    433pts
  22. Vivianne Miedema — ranked #2222
    Vivianne Miedema
    Dutch striker and the Netherlands' record goalscorer, men or women.
    433pts
  23. Alexia Putellas — ranked #2323
    Alexia Putellas
    Barcelona and Spain playmaker who won her record-equalling third Ballon d'Or Féminin in 2026.
    317pts
  24. Christine Sinclair — ranked #2424
    Christine Sinclair
    Canadian captain and the all-time leading international goalscorer, men or women.
    317pts
  25. Michelle Akers — ranked #2525
    Michelle Akers
    US forward who won the first Women's World Cup Golden Boot in 1991.
    0pts
  26. Hope Solo — ranked #2626
    Hope Solo
    US goalkeeper who won two Olympic golds and the 2015 World Cup.
    0pts
  27. Pernille Harder — ranked #2727
    Pernille Harder
    Danish forward and two-time UEFA Women's Player of the Year.
    0pts
  28. Hege Riise — ranked #2828
    Hege Riise
    Norwegian midfielder who won the 1995 World Cup and 2000 Olympic gold.
    0pts
  29. Dzsenifer Marozsán — ranked #2929
    Dzsenifer Marozsán
    German playmaker who won Olympic gold in 2016 and five Champions Leagues with Lyon.
    0pts

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