All-time Top goal scorers at FIFA World Cups Since 1930, Ranked

FIFA World Cup 2022: All-time leading goal scorers list at every FIFA World Cup, history since 1930.






German star, Miroslav Klose, is the all time top scorer in FIFA World Cup history with 16 goals! Brazilian legend Ronaldo comes in 2nd-place with 15 goals And German Gerd Muller with 14 goals sits at the 3rd-place!

Thomas Muller, who’s currently at 10 goals, is the closest player in the 2018 FIFA World Cup to breaking this record if he scores more than 6 goals!



Klose scored his first three goals in his World Cup debut against Saudi Arabia in Germany's opening group game at the 2002 World Cup in South Korea & Japan. 2014 World Cup semifinal between Germany and Brazil scored his Final 16th Score and most historic goal.







FIFA World Cup, All Time, highest, Top Goal Scorers, History, 1934-2018







In the Table of All-time leading goal scorers List, German star, Thomas Mueller is the only player still plays football internationally. In his first World Cup in 2010, Mueller ended as joint top goal scorer of the tournament and winner of the Golden Boot with five goals and three assists.

With seven players, Germany leads the list of top goal scorers, followed by Brazil with five. With all 13 of his World Cup goals coming in the 1958 tournament, France's Just Fontaine, who is fourth on the list, holds the record for the most goals scored in a single World Cup.

Klose is one of only three players to have scored at least one goal at four different World Cups, joining Pelé and Uwe Seeler (who have 12 and 9 World Cup goals, respectively). The only player with at least four goals in three different tournaments is Klose.



This tabular list of the players with the most goals scored at the FIFA World Cup from 1930 to 2018. The German striker Miroslav Klose is the leading goal scorer at FIFA World Cup tournaments, having scored a total of 16 goals across 4 World Cups.



FIFA World Cup 2022: All-time leading goal scorers list at the Each FIFA World Cup from 1930-2018 Rankings.






1. Miroslav Klose, Germany – 16 goals (24 games)

2. Ronaldo, Brazil – 15 goals (19 games)

3. Gerd Muller, West Germany – 14 goals (13 games)

4. Just Fontaine, France – 13 goals (six games)

5. Pele, Brazil – 12 goals (14 games)

6. Sandor Kocsis, Hungary – 11 goals (five games)

7. Jurgen Klinsmann, West Germany/Germany – 11 goals (17 games)

8. Helmut Rahn, West Germany – 10 goals (10 games)

9. Gary Lineker, England – 10 goals in 12 games

10. Gabriel Batistuta, Argentina – 10 goals in 12 games

11. Teofilo Cubillas, Peru – 10 goals (13 games)

12. Thomas Muller, Germany – 10 goals (16 games)

13. Grzegorz Lato, Poland – 10 goals (20 games)

14. Ademir, Brazil – nine goals (six games)



15. All These Have Nine GOALS --- Eusebio, Portugal – Christian Vieri, Italy – Vava, Brazil – David Villa, Spain – Paolo Rossi, Italy – Jairzinho, Brazil – Roberto Baggio, Italy – Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, West Germany – Uwe Seeler, West Germany – nine goals (21 games)






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