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The 43 Greatest FIFA World Cup Goalscorers 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?

  1. Kylian Mbappé — ranked #11
    Kylian Mbappé
    French superstar who holds the all-time World Cup scoring record with 22 goals and is the only player to win the Golden Boot twice, in 2022 and 2026.
    1000pts
  2. Miroslav Klose — ranked #22
    Miroslav Klose
    German striker who scored 16 World Cup goals across four tournaments and held the all-time scoring record from 2014 until 2026.
    986pts
  3. Jude Bellingham — ranked #33
    Jude Bellingham
    England midfielder who has scored eight World Cup goals, seven of them at the 2026 tournament, where England finished third.
    711pts
  4. Eusébio — ranked #44
    Eusébio
    Portuguese maestro who scored nine World Cup goals in 1966, winning the Golden Boot and finishing as the tournament's top scorer.
    711pts
  5. Lionel Messi — ranked #55
    Lionel Messi
    Argentine captain who scored 21 World Cup goals across six tournaments, lifting the trophy in 2022 and reaching the 2026 final.
    575pts
  6. Roberto Baggio — ranked #66
    Roberto Baggio
    Italian playmaker who scored nine World Cup goals across 1990, 1994 and 1998, carrying Italy to the 1994 final almost single-handedly.
    562pts
  7. Oldřich Nejedlý — ranked #77
    Oldřich Nejedlý
    Czechoslovak forward who top-scored at the 1934 World Cup as his side reached the final, finishing with seven goals across two tournaments.
    562pts
  8. Teófilo Cubillas — ranked #88
    Teófilo Cubillas
    Peruvian legend who scored 10 World Cup goals across two tournaments and is considered one of South America's greatest.
    514pts
  9. Hristo Stoichkov — ranked #99
    Hristo Stoichkov
    Bulgaria forward who shared the 1994 Golden Boot with six goals as his country reached a historic World Cup semi-final.
    514pts
  10. Thomas Müller — ranked #1010
    Thomas Müller
    German forward who scored 10 World Cup goals in three tournaments, winning the 2014 Golden Boot with five goals.
    514pts
  11. Uwe Seeler — ranked #1111
    Uwe Seeler
    Hamburg legend who scored nine goals across four World Cups from 1958 to 1970, one of the first two men to score at four tournaments.
    514pts
  12. Oleg Salenko — ranked #1212
    Oleg Salenko
    Russian striker who scored a record five goals in one World Cup match, against Cameroon in 1994, and shared that year's Golden Boot.
    514pts
  13. Just Fontaine — ranked #1313
    Just Fontaine
    French striker who scored a record 13 goals in a single World Cup tournament in 1958, a record that still stands.
    514pts
  14. Helmut Rahn — ranked #1414
    Helmut Rahn
    West German forward who scored 10 World Cup goals, including the decisive 1954 World Cup final winner.
    514pts
  15. Sándor Kocsis — ranked #1515
    Sándor Kocsis
    Hungarian forward nicknamed 'Golden Head' who scored 11 goals at the 1954 World Cup, including two hat-tricks.
    460pts
  16. Diego Maradona — ranked #1616
    Diego Maradona
    Argentina captain who scored eight World Cup goals, five of them in Mexico 1986, including the Hand of God and the Goal of the Century.
    460pts
  17. Mario Kempes — ranked #1717
    Mario Kempes
    Argentine striker who won the 1978 Golden Boot with six goals, including two in the final against the Netherlands.
    460pts
  18. Harry Kane — ranked #1818
    Harry Kane
    England captain who has scored 14 World Cup goals across 2018, 2022 and 2026, winning the Golden Boot in Russia with six goals.
    460pts
  19. Vavá — ranked #1919
    Vavá
    Brazilian striker who scored in both the 1958 and 1962 World Cup finals, finishing with nine goals and two winner's medals.
    460pts
  20. David Villa — ranked #2020
    David Villa
    Spain forward who scored nine World Cup goals, five of them during the 2010 run to his country's first world title.
    460pts
  21. Paolo Rossi — ranked #2121
    Paolo Rossi
    Italian striker who won the 1982 Golden Boot and Golden Ball, scoring a hat-trick against Brazil and six goals in Italy's title run.
    399pts
  22. Christian Vieri — ranked #2222
    Christian Vieri
    Italian centre-forward who scored nine World Cup goals across 1998 and 2002, sharing Italy's tournament record with Paolo Rossi and Roberto Baggio.
    399pts
  23. Erling Haaland — ranked #2323
    Erling Haaland
    Norway striker who scored seven goals on his World Cup debut in 2026, sharing third place in the Golden Boot race.
    399pts
  24. Romelu Lukaku — ranked #2424
    Romelu Lukaku
    Belgium's record goalscorer who has scored eight World Cup goals, four of them at the 2018 tournament where Belgium finished third.
    399pts
  25. Rivaldo — ranked #2525
    Rivaldo
    Brazilian playmaker who scored eight World Cup goals, including five in consecutive matches on the way to the 2002 title.
    399pts
  26. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge — ranked #2626
    Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
    West German forward who scored nine World Cup goals across three tournaments and reached two finals, in 1982 and 1986.
    399pts
  27. Gerd Müller — ranked #2727
    Gerd Müller
    West Germany's 'Der Bomber' who scored 14 World Cup goals including the 1974 winning goal in the final.
    399pts
  28. Ademir — ranked #2828
    Ademir
    Brazilian forward who top-scored at the 1950 World Cup on home soil with nine goals, including four in a 7-1 win over Sweden.
    329pts
  29. Gary Lineker — ranked #2929
    Gary Lineker
    England striker who scored 10 World Cup goals and won the Golden Boot at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.
    329pts
  30. Guillermo Stábile — ranked #3030
    Guillermo Stábile
    Argentine striker who top-scored at the inaugural 1930 World Cup with eight goals in just four matches.
    329pts
  31. Pelé — ranked #3131
    Pelé
    Brazilian legend who scored 12 World Cup goals and won three FIFA World Cup titles across four tournaments.
    329pts
  32. Gabriel Batistuta — ranked #3232
    Gabriel Batistuta
    Argentina's all-time top scorer who netted 10 World Cup goals, renowned for his powerful shooting and aerial ability.
    329pts
  33. Neymar — ranked #3333
    Neymar
    Brazil forward who has scored nine World Cup goals across four tournaments from 2014 to 2026.
    248pts
  34. Óscar Míguez — ranked #3434
    Óscar Míguez
    Uruguay's leading World Cup scorer with eight goals, five of them during the 1950 triumph that ended with the Maracanazo.
    248pts
  35. Grzegorz Lato — ranked #3535
    Grzegorz Lato
    Poland winger who won the 1974 Golden Boot with seven goals and finished with 10 World Cup goals as Poland twice placed third.
    248pts
  36. Leônidas — ranked #3636
    Leônidas
    Brazil's 'Black Diamond' who won the 1938 Golden Boot and scored eight World Cup goals across the 1934 and 1938 tournaments.
    248pts
  37. Ronaldo R9 — ranked #3737
    Ronaldo R9
    Brazilian phenomenon who scored 15 World Cup goals and won the trophy twice, including the 2002 Golden Boot.
    248pts
  38. James Rodríguez — ranked #3838
    James Rodríguez
    Colombian playmaker who won the 2014 Golden Boot with six goals, including a celebrated volley against Uruguay.
    248pts
  39. Rudi Völler — ranked #3939
    Rudi Völler
    German striker who won the 1990 World Cup and scored eight goals across three tournaments from 1986 to 1994.
    153pts
  40. Davor Šuker — ranked #4040
    Davor Šuker
    Croatia striker who won the 1998 Golden Boot with six goals as World Cup debutants Croatia finished third.
    153pts
  41. Jürgen Klinsmann — ranked #4141
    Jürgen Klinsmann
    German forward who scored 11 World Cup goals across three tournaments, known for his acrobatic technique.
    0pts
  42. Cristiano Ronaldo — ranked #4242
    Cristiano Ronaldo
    Portugal's record-breaking captain who scored 11 World Cup goals and is the only player to score at six different tournaments, from 2006 to 2026.
    0pts
  43. Jairzinho — ranked #4343
    Jairzinho
    Brazilian winger who scored in every match of the 1970 World Cup, seven goals in six games, on the way to nine career World Cup goals.
    0pts

Comments 1

Messi finished on 21 and Klose's record had been 16; the number at the top of this list is now 22: https://youpick.best/articles/kylian-mbappe-ranked-every-way

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Aug 21