Who is the best number 9 in Brazil national team history?

By YPB Team

Goalscorers who turned Brazil's number nine into a global brand, from samba legends to modern penalty-box predators. Who's the deadliest? Cast your vote!

Ronaldo — ranked #11
Ronaldo
Two-time World Cup winner and three-time FIFA Player of the Year, Brazil's quintessential #9 striker.
Romário — ranked #22
Romário
1994 World Cup winner and Ballon d'Or recipient famed for his lethal poaching in the box.
Tostão — ranked #33
Tostão
Clinical striker of the legendary 1970 World Cup-winning side and Bola de Ouro winner.
Vavá — ranked #44
Vavá
Two-time World Cup winner in 1958 and 1962 who scored in both finals.
Leônidas da Silva — ranked #55
Leônidas da Silva
The 'Black Diamond' who popularized the bicycle kick and top-scored at the 1938 World Cup.
Careca — ranked #66
Careca
Prolific Napoli and Brazil striker who partnered Maradona and starred at the 1986 and 1990 World Cups.
Adriano — ranked #77
Adriano
Powerful 'Imperador' striker who terrorized defences for Inter Milan and Brazil in the mid-2000s.
Luís Fabiano — ranked #88
Luís Fabiano
Sevilla goalscorer who led Brazil's line at the 2010 World Cup.
Bebeto — ranked #99
Bebeto
1994 World Cup winner remembered for his iconic baby-rocking celebration.
Reinaldo — ranked #1010
Reinaldo
Atlético Mineiro legend whose 1977-78 scoring run made him one of Brazil's most lethal forwards.
Serginho Chulapa — ranked #1111
Serginho Chulapa
Center-forward of Brazil's beloved 1982 World Cup team and São Paulo icon.
Gabriel Jesus — ranked #1212
Gabriel Jesus
Modern Brazil forward and Premier League title winner with Manchester City and Arsenal.
Friedenreich — ranked #1313
Friedenreich
Early 20th-century pioneer often cited as Brazil's first great goalscorer.

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