The qualifiers for the 2022 Qatar World Cup are basically over, and the teams that have advanced in advance can temporarily breathe a sigh of relief, and those who are still hovering on the promotion line still have to continue to work hard and strive to enter the World Cup as soon as possible.
Looking back at the 91-year history of the World Cup, many strong teams have emerged during this period, and many famous players have been produced, and they have also helped their team to continue to move forward with one goal after another, and finally win the championship. So the 10 people who scored the most goals in World Cup history, do you know who they are?
10th place: Batistuta Argentina (10 goals in 12 games)
As a legendary player in Argentina, Barty has made 12 appearances in the World Cup and scored 10 wonderful goals, while in his entire national team career, he has made 77 appearances and scored 54 goals, ranking second in the argentine national team's all-time top scorer list, and the first place is Messi.
9th: Lineker England (10 goals in 12 games)
Lineker is a crucial player for England fans, having played for England twice in the World Cup in 1986 and 1990, making 10 appearances, scoring 12 goals and winning the title of top scorer of the 1986 Fifacious World Cup, while he did not receive a single yellow card in his career, so he was also known as the "Gentleman of Football".
8th place: Larne Germany (10 goals in 10 games)
Larne did not play for Germany for a long time, he played for the national team in 40 games, scoring 21 goals, of which 10 goals were scored on the World Cup field, in the 1954 World Cup final, his two powerful shots helped the Federal Republic of Germany to draw the score to 2-2, and the Federal Republic of Germany finally won before the end of the game, creating the Bern miracle, helping the team to win the World Cup for the first time in history.
7th place: Klinsmann Germany (11 goals in 17 games)
Known as the "Golden Bomber", Klinsmann was the main striker of the German national team in the 90s, and also the double champion of the World Cup and the European Championship, and formed a world-famous "troika" combination with Mateus and Bremer at Inter Milan. Klinsmann has played in three World Cups and although he has not won the title, he has scored 11 very good goals.
6th place: Kochis Hungary (11 goals in 5 games)
Kochis was a Hungarian player active in Europe in the 1940s and 1960s, he made 66 appearances for Hungary, scored 75 goals, and in the World Cup he had amazing efficiency, making 5 appearances and scoring 11 goals, but due to Hungarian political reasons, he only participated in one World Cup and did not have the opportunity to create a more glorious history.
5th place: Pele Brazil (12 goals in 14 games)
Pele, arguably the youth of a generation and one of the greatest players in the history of football, has scored 77 goals in 92 games for Brazil, won three World Cups in 1958, 1962 and 1970, permanently reserved the Remit Cup for Brazil, and is the only player to have won the World Cup three times.
4th place: Fontaine France (13 goals in 6 games)
The highest record for goals scored in a single World Cup match was held by Fontaine, who made six appearances and scored 13 goals at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, which will forever go down in history, and Fontaine became a world superstar and a hero in the minds of the French.
3rd place: Gad Müller Germany (14 goals in 13 games)
Gad Müller had represented Germany in 2 World Cups, and in the 1970 World Cup, Müller alone contributed 10 goals to the German team, which also won the Golden Boot of that year's World Cup, but Germany ultimately missed the championship, but in the World Cup in Germany 4 years later, Gad Müller scored a key goal in the final to help West Germany lift the World Cup.
2nd place: Ronaldo Brazil (15 goals in 19 games)
As a former legend of Brazil, Ronaldo is also very famous in China, he was three times the World Footballer of the Year in 1996, 1997 and 2002, and was named the best player of the World Cup in 1998. Ronaldo has represented Brazil in the World Cup four times and won two World Cup titles. 15 goals also put him at the top of the world cup all-time top scorers list.
1st place: Klose Germany (16 goals in 24 games)
Mention Klose and can't help but think of the flip celebrations after his goal, Klose is the first World Cup Golden Boot winner since german reunification, he made 24 appearances for Germany in the World Cup final stage in his career, scoring 16 goals, surpassing Brazilian striker Ronaldo to the top of the world cup's all-time top scorer list.
And Germany's Thomas Müller is also currently scoring 10 goals, but due to his many appearances, he is not on the list this time, but Müller can still represent Germany next year to continue to play in the Qatar World Cup, and he is very hopeful to surpass his predecessors and win a place in the world cup historical goalscorer list.