1. Josef Bican - 805 goals
The most productive goalscorer in football history, yet barely any know the name of Josef Bican.
A star in Austria during the 1930s, he was an individual from the side that arrived at the 1934 World Cup semi-finals, yet he really kept playing until 1955, ultimately resigning at 42 years old.
By that point, Bican, a two-footed forward favored with runner-like speed, had piled up 805 objectives.
A few colleagues even asserted he'd really scored more than 5,000 - something that Bican never denied, basically saying "Who'd have trusted me on the off chance that I said I'd scored fivefold the number of objectives as Pele?..."
2. Cristiano Ronaldo - 783 goals
After starting out as a fleet-footed winger, Cristiano Ronaldo transformed himself into a goalscoring machine.
The Portuguese superstar has broken one record after another, posting tallies in the Champions League that may never be surpassed.
Remarkably, as he heads into the other side of his thirties, he has shown little sign of slowing down and continues to hit the back of the net at an impressive rate for Juventus.
3. Romario - 772 goals
Brazil legend Ronaldo says he found out with regards to the specialty of goalscoring from Romario, a man depicted by previous Barcelona mentor Johann Cruyff as "a virtuoso" in the punishment region.
To be sure, Romario was quite possibly the most clinical finisher the game has seen at any point ever, as underlined by his record of 772 objectives in only 994 games.
4. Pele - 767 goals
Viewed by Franz Beckenbauer as the best player ever, Pele was likewise one of the most productive advances the game has known at any point ever.
A three-time World Cup champ with Brazil, 'The King' got multiple times in only 831 appearances, which means he brags a stunning strike rate of 0.92 objectives per game.
5. Ferenc Puskas - 746 Goals
Ferenc Puskas was known as 'The Galloping Major', a vital man in two of the best sides in football history: Hungary's 'Heavenly Magyars' and Real Madrid's 1960 European Cup champs.
He was little, stout and his right foot wasn't especially solid; his left, nonetheless, was a gun, and, with it, he scored most of his 746 objectives, which came in only 754 games.
6. Lionel Messi - 755 goals
Viewed by numerous individuals as the best player ever, Lionel Messi is as uncommon at taking risks as he is at making them. Without a doubt, until this point, the small Argentine has piled up 742 objectives in 946 trips.
Besides, while he has now entered his thirties, Messi is apparently more complete than any other time, which means the sky stays the cutoff for a player considered "an outsider" by goalkeeping extraordinary Gigi Buffon.
7. Gerd Muller - 735 goals
The supreme poacher, Gerd Muller was renowned for his predatory instincts in the penalty area.
The Bayern Munich icon, who scored the winner for West Germany in the 1974 World Cup final, averaged more than a goal a game at the international level (68 in just 62 matches).
A short and stocky striker blessed with explosive power, 'Der Bomber' bowed out with an overall record of 735 goals in only 793 matches.
8. Eusebio - 623 goals
Known as O Rei in Portugal, Eusebio was one of the most productive goalscorers of the 1960s and 1970s, leading a Benfica side that ruled locally and vanquished Europe.
A notable figure in Lisbon, affectionately recollect by fans across the world, Eusebio flaunted mind-boggling objectives for each game proportion, with 623 objectives in 639 games.
9. Ferenc Deak - 576 goals
Ferenc Deak's accomplishments might have been eclipsed by his comrade Ferenc Puskas yet the Hungarian striker was a remarkable goalscorer by his own doing.
Deak arrived at the midpoint of multiple objectives a game for first club Szentlorinci AC (220 of every 72 appearances) prior to joining Ferencvaros, where he struck multiple times in only 140 excursions.
He additionally piled up 29 objectives for his nation and, however it isn't known exactly the number of matches he played at the most elevated level, he finished his vocation with a terrific absolute of 576.
10. Uwe Seeler | 575 goals
Eminent for his airborne ability and fantastic scissors-kicks, Hamburg symbol Uwe Seeler is perhaps the best forward Germany has at any point created and an unimaginably solid wellspring of objectives for both club and country.
He hit 575 altogether - and in only 649 appearances as well, giving him a stunning 0.89 objectives to-game proportion.