The Apprentice
Well-Known Member
All-Time World Cup Leaders
Career Goals
World Cup scoring leaders through 1998. Years listed are years played in World Cup.
No
Gerd Müller, West Germany (1970, 74) 14
Just Fontaine, France (1958) 13
Pelé, Brazil (1958, 62, 66, 70) 12
Sandor Kocsis, Hungary (1954) 11
Juergen Klinsmann, Germany (1990, 94, 98) 11
Helmut Rahn, West Germany (1954, 58) 10
Teofilo Cubillas, Peru (1970, 78) 10
Gregorz Lato, Poland (1974, 78, 82) 10
Gary Lineker, England (1986, 90) 10
Most Valuable Player
Officially, the Golden Ball Award, the Most Valuable Player of the World Cup tournament has been selected since 1982 by a panel of international soccer journalists.
Year
1982 Paolo Rossi, Italy
1986 Diego Maradona, Arg.
1990 Toto Schillaci, Italy
1994 Romario, Brazil
1998 Ronaldo, Brazil
Single Tournament Goals
World Cup tournament scoring leaders through 1998.
Year Gm No
1930 Guillermo Stabile, Argentina 4 8
1934 Angelo Schiavio, Italy 3 4
Oldrich Nejedly, Czechoslovakia 4 4
& Edmund Conen, Germany 4 4
1938 Leônidas, Brazil 3 8
1950 Ademir, Brazil 6 7
1954 Sandor Kocsis, Hungary 5 11
1958 Just Fontaine, France 6 13
1962 Drazen Jerkovic, Yugoslavia 6 5
1966 Eusébio, Portugal 6 9
1970 Gerd Müller, West Germany 6 10
1974 Grzegorz Lato, Poland 7 7
1978 Mario Kempes, Argentina 7 6
1982 Paolo Rossi, Italy 7 6
1986 Gary Lineker, England 5 6
1990 Toto Schillaci, Italy 7 6
1994 Oleg Salenko, Russia 3 6
Hristo Stoichkov, Bulgaria 7 6
1998 Davor Suker, Croatia 7 6
Career Goals
World Cup scoring leaders through 1998. Years listed are years played in World Cup.
No
Gerd Müller, West Germany (1970, 74) 14
Just Fontaine, France (1958) 13
Pelé, Brazil (1958, 62, 66, 70) 12
Sandor Kocsis, Hungary (1954) 11
Juergen Klinsmann, Germany (1990, 94, 98) 11
Helmut Rahn, West Germany (1954, 58) 10
Teofilo Cubillas, Peru (1970, 78) 10
Gregorz Lato, Poland (1974, 78, 82) 10
Gary Lineker, England (1986, 90) 10
Most Valuable Player
Officially, the Golden Ball Award, the Most Valuable Player of the World Cup tournament has been selected since 1982 by a panel of international soccer journalists.
Year
1982 Paolo Rossi, Italy
1986 Diego Maradona, Arg.
1990 Toto Schillaci, Italy
1994 Romario, Brazil
1998 Ronaldo, Brazil
Single Tournament Goals
World Cup tournament scoring leaders through 1998.
Year Gm No
1930 Guillermo Stabile, Argentina 4 8
1934 Angelo Schiavio, Italy 3 4
Oldrich Nejedly, Czechoslovakia 4 4
& Edmund Conen, Germany 4 4
1938 Leônidas, Brazil 3 8
1950 Ademir, Brazil 6 7
1954 Sandor Kocsis, Hungary 5 11
1958 Just Fontaine, France 6 13
1962 Drazen Jerkovic, Yugoslavia 6 5
1966 Eusébio, Portugal 6 9
1970 Gerd Müller, West Germany 6 10
1974 Grzegorz Lato, Poland 7 7
1978 Mario Kempes, Argentina 7 6
1982 Paolo Rossi, Italy 7 6
1986 Gary Lineker, England 5 6
1990 Toto Schillaci, Italy 7 6
1994 Oleg Salenko, Russia 3 6
Hristo Stoichkov, Bulgaria 7 6
1998 Davor Suker, Croatia 7 6
