Who is the best striker in Juventus history?
Prolific scorers who left their mark on Turin, Serie A and Europe — from vintage legends to modern icons. Who is Juve's greatest striker?
1Alessandro Del Piero
Juventus's all-time leading scorer and a legendary Italian forward whose technique, free kicks and loyalty made him one of the most beloved players in the club's history.
2Giampiero Boniperti
Juventus's president and a post-war legend who scored 182 goals in 443 appearances, setting records that stood for decades.
3John Charles
Welsh giant nicknamed 'The Gentle Giant' who was considered the greatest foreign player in Serie A history at the time of his Juventus tenure.
4Omar Sivori
Argentine-born Italian attacking genius who won the Ballon d'Or in 1961 as a Juventus player and is one of the most technically gifted players in the club's history.
5Roberto Bettega
Stylish and aerial-dominant forward who scored over 100 goals for Juventus and was a Serie A legend of the 1970s.
6David Trezeguet
French World Cup winner who became one of the most prolific scorers in Juventus and Italian football history, netting 171 goals in all competitions.
7Filippo Inzaghi
Instinctive penalty-box predator whose poaching goals for Juventus announced him as one of Italy's finest pure finishers.
8Gonzalo Higuain
Argentine striker who broke the Serie A single-season scoring record with 36 goals for Juventus in the 2015-16 season.
9Cristiano Ronaldo
Five-time Ballon d'Or winner who scored 101 goals in 134 appearances during three prolific Serie A seasons at Juventus.
10Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Swedish maverick who had a memorable single season at Juventus before controversy surrounded his transfer, scoring 23 goals.
11Mario Mandzukic
Croatian powerhouse whose tireless running, aerial dominance and iconic Champions League final moments made him a fan favourite.
12Fabrizio Ravanelli
Italian striker known for his white hair who had an explosive Serie A career at Juventus, including the 1996 Champions League final.
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