Who is the best striker in AC Milan history?

Milan's strikers have dazzled San Siro and captured Champions League glory — from lethal predators to elegant technicians. Who stands above them all?

Marco van Basten

Dutch master and three-time Ballon d'Or winner whose explosive pace, technique and finishing ability made him the most complete striker of his era during his AC Milan peak.

1/10

Filippo Inzaghi

Milan's record European Cup scorer and the ultimate predator — a poacher who lived in the penalty box and scored in the 2003 and 2007 Champions League finals.

2/10

Andriy Shevchenko

Ukrainian superstar and Ballon d'Or winner in 2004 who was arguably the most feared striker in the world during his decade at San Siro.

3/10

Gunnar Nordahl

Swedish legend and AC Milan's all-time top scorer in Serie A, a physical and prolific goalscorer who ranks among the greatest in Italian football history.

4/10

Ruud Gullit

Dutch genius and Ballon d'Or winner who played as a dynamic forward and attacking midfielder, central to two consecutive European Cup triumphs.

5/10

Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Swedish maverick who had two spells at AC Milan, scoring over 50 Serie A goals and creating memories with his unique blend of skill and personality.

6/10

José Altafini

Brazilian-born forward who scored a then-record 14 goals in the 1962-63 European Cup campaign and was one of Milan's most lethal finishers.

7/10

Hernan Crespo

Argentine striker who partnered effectively in AC Milan's attack and scored in the 2005 Champions League final before the famous comeback.

8/10

Pierino Prati

Italian striker who scored a hat-trick in the 1969 European Cup final against Ajax, and was one of the club's most dynamic post-war forwards.

9/10

Alexandre Pato

Brazilian prodigy who arrived at AC Milan as a teenager and electrified Serie A with his pace and finishing before injury disrupted his once-limitless promise.

10/10