Who is the best South American striker of all time?

By YPB Team

Pelé, Maradona, Ronaldo, Messi — South America has produced the world's most breathtaking strikers across every era. Who is the greatest South American striker of all time?

  1. Pelé — ranked #11
    Pelé
    Brazil's eternal number ten and three-time World Cup winner, regarded by millions as the greatest footballer who ever lived.
  2. Ronaldo R9 — ranked #22
    Ronaldo R9
    Brazil's 'The Phenomenon' who won two World Cups and scored 15 World Cup goals with an efficiency that has never been matched.
  3. Romário — ranked #33
    Romário
    Brazil's short but devastating penalty-box predator who was named 1994 World Cup best player and scored over 1,000 career goals.
  4. Gabriel Batistuta — ranked #44
    Gabriel Batistuta
    Argentina's 'Batigol' who was one of the most clinical and powerful center forwards of his era, Serie A's greatest foreign striker.
  5. Luis Suárez — ranked #55
    Luis Suárez
    Uruguay's controversial and brilliant striker, a three-time Golden Boot winner and one of the most complete forwards in modern football.
  6. Edinson Cavani — ranked #66
    Edinson Cavani
    Uruguay's prolific striker and PSG's all-time top scorer, equally feared in the air and in a foot race to goal.
  7. Carlos Tevez — ranked #77
    Carlos Tevez
    Argentina's working-class hero whose raw power and non-stop running made him one of the most passionate strikers in Premier League history.
  8. Hector Scarone — ranked #88
    Hector Scarone
    Uruguay's legendary inside forward and two-time Copa América winner in the 1920s who is considered South America's first great goal scorer.
  9. Aílton — ranked #99
    Aílton
    Brazil's Bundesliga sensation who was the Torjägerkanone winner in 2004 and one of the most prolific strikers in Germany.
  10. Adriano — ranked #1010
    Adriano
    Brazil's powerful and feared striker who hit his peak with Inter Milan and boasted one of football's most thunderous left-foot shots.

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