Who is the greatest FIFA World Cup scorer of all time?

By YPB Team

From legendary hat-trick artists to all-time record holders, this lineup spans eight decades of World Cup glory across five continents. Which striker gets your vote?

Miroslav Klose — ranked #11
Miroslav Klose
German striker who holds the all-time World Cup scoring record with 16 goals across four tournaments.
Ronaldo R9 — ranked #22
Ronaldo R9
Brazilian phenomenon who scored 15 World Cup goals and won the trophy twice, including the 2002 Golden Boot.
Gerd Müller — ranked #33
Gerd Müller
West Germany's 'Der Bomber' who scored 14 World Cup goals including the 1974 winning goal in the final.
Just Fontaine — ranked #44
Just Fontaine
French striker who scored a record 13 goals in a single World Cup tournament in 1958, a record that still stands.
Lionel Messi — ranked #55
Lionel Messi
Argentine captain who scored 13 World Cup goals across five tournaments, climaxing with the 2022 World Cup title.
Kylian Mbappé — ranked #66
Kylian Mbappé
French superstar who scored 12 World Cup goals in just two tournaments, including eight in Qatar 2022.
Pelé — ranked #77
Pelé
Brazilian legend who scored 12 World Cup goals and won three FIFA World Cup titles across four tournaments.
Sándor Kocsis — ranked #88
Sándor Kocsis
Hungarian forward nicknamed 'Golden Head' who scored 11 goals at the 1954 World Cup, including two hat-tricks.
Jürgen Klinsmann — ranked #99
Jürgen Klinsmann
German forward who scored 11 World Cup goals across three tournaments, known for his acrobatic technique.
Gary Lineker — ranked #1010
Gary Lineker
England striker who scored 10 World Cup goals and won the Golden Boot at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.
Gabriel Batistuta — ranked #1111
Gabriel Batistuta
Argentina's all-time top scorer who netted 10 World Cup goals, renowned for his powerful shooting and aerial ability.
Thomas Müller — ranked #1212
Thomas Müller
German forward who scored 10 World Cup goals in three tournaments, winning the 2014 Golden Boot with five goals.
Teófilo Cubillas — ranked #1313
Teófilo Cubillas
Peruvian legend who scored 10 World Cup goals across two tournaments and is considered one of South America's greatest.
Helmut Rahn — ranked #1414
Helmut Rahn
West German forward who scored 10 World Cup goals, including the decisive 1954 World Cup final winner.
Eusébio — ranked #1515
Eusébio
Portuguese maestro who scored nine World Cup goals in 1966, winning the Golden Boot and finishing as the tournament's top scorer.

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