Gerald Pique scored the only goal of the match against Dynamo Kiev in the just-concluded Champions League group stage to help Barca win; in doing so, he also made himself the most scoring defender in the history of the Champions League like Robert Carlos. Let's take a look at who else is the most goal-scoring knife-back in The Champions League history!
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track= "2" > (5) Koman-13 balls</h1>
Koeman is the most goal-scoring defender in La Liga history. But it was slightly worse in the Champions League, and it was fifth with only 13 goals. In the 1988 Champions League final, Koeman represented Eindhoven against Benfica, the two sides drew 0-0 in regular time and extra time, winning the European Champions League 6-5 on penalties; he also scored a memorable goal at Wembley Stadium, which was the 1992 Champions League final against Sampdoria, with Koeman's only goal to win the first Champions League trophy in the club's history; this team is the Barcelona he currently coaches.
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In this list we want to see a number of players in the list, and Ivan Elgra is the first defender to appear. Elgra played with Real Madrid for eight seasons in the Champions League, the last time for Valencia. He won the Champions League in 2000 and 2002, but his best record was in the 2000-2001 Champions League, where he scored six goals as a defender.
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Speaking of goal-scoring defenders, Sergio Ramos certainly won't be overlooked. Ramos, who currently plays for Paris Saint-Germain, is just one goal away from the first place. Of course, all of his goals in the Champions League have been scored during his time at Real Madrid. In particular, in the final, which lifted the tenth Champions League trophy in history for Real Madrid: in the final, Real Madrid played against Atletico Madrid, and in the 93rd minute Ramos equalized the score, dragging the game into extra time; finally Real Madrid won 4-1 against their rivals Indyo Madrid. Whether injuries will affect his record in the new team, we will wait and see!
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Until Pique scored, as far as the defender was concerned, no one could compare with him. Robert Carlos played in the Champions League for 12 seasons, including ten for Real Madrid and the last two for Fenerbahce. But all of his goals in the Champions League came from his time at Real Madrid, winning three of them.
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As mentioned earlier, until last night' start, Barca's Pique set his own record for goals in the Champions League, equalling former Real Madrid defender Robert Carlos' total of goals. Pique has been in the Champions League for 14 seasons, 13 of them for Barcelona, and all the goals have been for Barcelona. In addition, he has won the Champions League four times: three for Barcelona and one for Manchester United.
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