The well-known German football data website "Transfer Market" counts the total goals scored by players in the five major leagues since 2010, and gives a list of the top ten. At the top of the table is Messi, the Argentine superstar who has scored 582 goals in 611 games in the past 12 years, averaging 0.952 goals per game. Ronaldo, who has always been regarded as a goal machine, is in second place, scoring 552 goals in 583 games, averaging 0.946 goals per game. In third place was Levan, who scored 432 goals in 544 games and averaged 0.794 goals per game.
Although the Bayern striker has handed over god-level goal data in recent seasons, it is obvious that there is still a big gap between mero and Mero from the comprehensive 12-year data. It can also be seen that the incredible of Messi and C Ronaldo, the pair of peerless double pride, in terms of peak state staying power, let a large number of chasers such as Levan and Neymar sigh. In fourth place was Cavani, the Uruguayan striker who scored 332 goals in 511 games and averaged 0.649 goals per game. This statistic, coupled with the title of paris all-time top scorer, makes Cavani worthy of more respect in Paris, but the Ligue 1 giant, while giving privileges and big contracts to Neymar and other glassmen, has chosen to give up Cavani on the other.
Next in fifth place is Cavani's compatriot Suarez, a former striker who has killed liverpool and Barcelona, scoring 307 goals in 483 games and averaging 0.635 goals per game. The 6th place is Benzema, who has scored 297 goals in 569 games and averaged 0.521 goals per game, and given that in these 12 years, there have been 8 years of supporting Ronaldo, it is not easy to have this goal efficiency. Then in seventh place is Aguero, a City legend who has chosen to retire, scoring 297 goals in 468 games and averaging 0.634 goals per game.
Then in 8th place is Ibrahimovic, the prodigal son of football who scored 287 goals in 408 games, and if it were not for 2 years in major leagues, Ibrahimovic would have had a higher number. In ninth place is Aubameyang, who has just been signed by Barca for $0, who scored 277 goals in 504 games and averaged 0.549 goals per game. Given that the striker is not yet 33 years old, Aubameyang has a good chance of shining at Camp Nou as long as he can get his attitude right. In 10th place was Higuain, the Argentine striker who cost Juve a large transfer fee, scoring 244 goals in 480 games and averaging 0.508 goals per game.