The top 60 of the 1978 World Cup

 

Ranking based on list published by El Gráfico, Clarín y Goles (Argentina), Het Vrije Volk and Trouw (Netherlands), Corriere della Sera, Corriere dello Sport, La Stampa, Tuttosport, Secolo XIX and Guerin Sportivo (Italy), El País (Uruguay), Don Balón (Spain), Daily Telegraph, Daily Record and Daily Mail (UK), L'Équipe (France), A Bola (Portugal), Nürnberger Zeitung, Kicker, Sport-Informations-Dienst and ARD (West Germany), TRT (Turkey), Placar and Manchete (Brazil) and Soccer Express (USA).

1. Mario Kempes (Argentina)
2. Paolo Rossi (Italy)
3. Ubaldo Fillol (Argentina)
4. Ruud Krol (Netherlands)
5. Dirceu (Brazil)
6. Hans Krankl (Austria)
7. Rob Rensenbrink (Netherlands)
8. Leopoldo Luque (Argentina)
9. Arie Haan (Netherlands)
10. Teófilo Cubillas (Peru)
11. Ronnie Hellström (Sweden)
12. Daniel Passarella (Argentina)
13. Marius Trésor (France)
14. Roberto Bettega (Italy)
15. Zbigniew Boniek (Poland)
16. Michel Platini (France)
17. Antonio Cabrini (Italy)
18. Johnny Rep (Netherlands)
19. Toninho (Brazil)
20. Johan Neeskens (Netherlands)
21. Herbert Prohaska (Austria), Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
23. Claudio Gentile (Italy), Didier Six (France)
25. Óscar y Batista (Brazil)
27. Leão (Brazil)
28. Amaral (Brazil), Ramón Quiroga (Peru)
30. Bruno Pezzey (Austria), Franco Causio (Italy)
32. Nelinho (Brazil)
33. Romeo Benetti (Italy), Berti Vogts (West Germany)
35. Osvaldo Ardiles (Argentina)
36. Marco Tardelli (Italy)
37. Mauro Bellugi (Italy)
38. Daniel Bertoni (Argentina)
39. Henri Michel (France)
40. Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), René van de Kerkhof (Netherlands)
42. Alberto Tarantini (Argentina)
43. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Willy van de Kerkhof (Netherlands)
46. András Törőcsik (Hungary)
46. Ernie Brandts (Netherlands), Juan José Muñante (Peru)
48. César Cueto (Peru), Américo Gallego (Argentina)
50. Robert Sara (Austria), Gaetano Scirea (Italy)
52. Antoni Szymanowski (Poland), Juan Manuel Asensi (Spain)
53. Sepp Maier (West Germany), Rubén Toribio Díaz (Peru), Wim Jansen (Netherlands)
56. Jorge Olguin (Argentina), Témime Lahzami (Tunisia)
58. Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Juan Carlos Oblitas (Peru), Adam Nawałka (Poland)

Los 60 mejores jugadores del Mundial del 1978

La lista está basada en encuestas de periódicos como El Gráfico, Clarín y Goles (Argentina), Het Vrije Volk y Trouw (Holanda), Corriere della Sera, Corriere dello Sport, La Stampa, Tuttosport, Secolo XIX y Guerin Sportivo (Italia), El País (Uruguay), Don Balón (España), Daily Telegraph, Daily Record y Daily Mail (Reino Unido), L'Équipe (Francia), A Bola (Portugal), Nürnberger Zeitung, Kicker, Sport-Informations-Dienst y ARD (Alemania Federal), TRT (Turquía), Placar y Manchete (Brasil), Soccer Express (EEUU) etc.

1. Mario Kempes (Arg)
2. Paolo Rossi (Ita)
3. Ubaldo Fillol (Arg)
4. Ruud Krol (Hol)
5. Dirceu (Bra)
6. Hans Krankl (Aut)
7. Rob Rensenbrink (Hol)
8. Leopoldo Luque (Arg)
9. Arie Haan (Hol)
10. Teófilo Cubillas (Per)
11. Ronnie Hellström (Swe)
12. Daniel Passarella (Arg)
13. Marius Trésor (Fra)
14. Roberto Bettega (Ita)
15. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol)
16. Michel Platini (Fra)
17. Antonio Cabrini (Ita)
18. Johnny Rep (Hol)
19. Toninho (Bra)
20. Johan Neeskens (Hol)
21. Herbert Prohaska (Aut), Grzegorz Lato (Pol)
23. Claudio Gentile (Ita), Didier Six (Fra)
25. Óscar y Batista (Bra)
27. Leão (Bra)
28. Amaral (Bra), Ramón Quiroga (Per)
30. Bruno Pezzey (Aut), Franco Causio (Ita)
32. Nelinho (Bra)
33. Romeo Benetti (Ita), Berti Vogts (BRD)
35. Osvaldo Ardiles (Arg)
36. Marco Tardelli (Ita)
37. Mauro Bellugi (Ita)
38. Daniel Bertoni (Arg)
39. Henri Michel (Fra)
40. Kazimierz Deyna (Pol), René van de Kerkhof (Hol)
42. Alberto Tarantini (Arg)
43. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (BRD), Willy van de Kerkhof (Hol)
46. András Törőcsik (Hun)
46. Ernie Brandts (Hol), Juan José Muñante (Per)
48. César Cueto (Per), Américo Gallego (Arg)
50. Robert Sara (Aut), Gaetano Scirea (Ita)
52. Antoni Szymanowski (Pol), Juan Manuel Asensi (Esp)
53. Sepp Maier (BRD), Rubén Toribio Díaz (Per), Wim Jansen (Hol)
56. Jorge Olguin (Arg), Témime Lahzami (Tun)
58. Heinz Flohe (BRD), Juan Carlos Oblitas (Per), Adam Nawałka (Pol)

Los 30 mejores jugadores del Mundial del 1970

1. Pelé (Bra)
2. Gerd Müller (BRD)
3. Carlos Alberto Torres (Bra)
4. Jairzinho (Bra)
5. Gérson (Bra)
6. Franz Beckenbauer (BRD)
7. Ladislao Mazurkiewicz (Uru)
8. Uwe Seeler (BRD)
9. Rivelino (Bra)
10. Wolfgang Overath (BRD)
11. Teófilo Cubillas (Per)
12. Giacinto Facchetti (Ita)
13. Clodoaldo (Bra)
14. Angelo Domenghini (Ita)
15. Juan Mujica (Uru)
16. Reinhard "Stan" Libuda (BRD)
17. Bobby Charlton (Eng)
18. Roberto Rosato (Ita)
19. Bobby Moore (Eng)
20. Gordon Banks (Eng)
21. Héctor Chumpitaz (Per)
22. Piazza (Bra)
23. Karl-Heinz Schnellinger (BRD)
24. Giancarlo "Picchio" De Sisti (Ita)
25. Gigi Riva (Ita)
26. Terry Cooper (Eng)
27. Pierluigi Cera (Ita)
28. Wilfried van Moer (Bel)
29. Tostão (Bra)
30. Atilio Ancheta (Uru)

Los puntajes uno por uno de Perú en el Mundial de Argentina 1978

Las calificaciones otorgadas por El Gráfico (Argentina) y Don Balón (ESpaña) a los jugadores de la Selección de Perú durante el campeonato:

6,50 Ramón Quiroga
6,33 César Cueto
6,20 José Velásquez
6,00 Teófilo Cubillas
5,83 Héctor Chumpitaz
5,58 Juan Carlos Oblitas
5,08 Juan Muñante
5,00 Jaime Duarte

World Cup: all time top scorers.

Active players in bold text.

     14 goals:
Ronaldo (Brazil), Miroslav Klose & Gerd Müller (Germany)
     13 goals:
Just Fontaine (France)
     12 goals:
Pelé (Brazil)
     11 goals:
Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany), Sándor Kocsis (Hungary)
     10 goals:
Gabriel Batistuta (Argentina), Gary Lineker (England), Helmut Rahn (Germany), Teófilo Cubillas (Peru), Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
     9 goals:
Ademir, Jairzinho & Vavá (Brazil), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge & Uwe Seeler (Germany), Roberto Baggio, Paolo Rossi & Christian Vieri (Italy), Eusébio (Portugal)
     8 goals: 
Diego Maradona & Guillermo Stábile (Argentina), Leônidas & Rivaldo (Brazil), Rudi Völler (Germany), David Villa (Spain), Oscar Míguez  (Uruguay)
     7 goals:
Careca (Brazil), Oldřich Nejedlý (Czechoslovakia), Hans Schäfer (Germany),  Lajos Tichy (Hungary), Johnny Rep (Holland), Andrzej Szarmach (Poland)
     6 goals:
Mario Kempes (Argentina), Erich Probst (Austria), Bebeto & Rivelino (Brazil), Hristo Stoichkov  (Bulgaria), Davor Šuker (Croatia), Thierry Henry (France), Helmut Haller, Lothar Matthäus & Max Morlock (Germany), György Sárosi & Gyula Zsengellér (Hungary), Salvatore Schillaci (Italy), Dennis Bergkamp & Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Zbigniew Boniek (Poland),  Oleg Salenko (Russia), Josef Hügi (Switzerland), Diego Forlán (Uruguay)
     5 goals:
Hans Krankl (Austria), Marc Wilmots (Belgium), Garrincha, Romário & Zico (Brazil), Roger Milla (Cameroon), Tomáš Skuhravý (Czechoslovakia), Jon Dahl Tomasson (Denmark),  Geoff Hurst (England),  Michel Platini & Zinédine Zidane (France), Franz Beckenbauer, Thomas Müller & Lukas Podolski (Germany), Alessandro Altobelli & Silvio Piola (Italy), Johan Neeskens & Wesley Sneijder (Holland), Peter McParland (Northern Ireland), Valentin Ivanov (Soviet Union), Estanislao Basora, Emilio Butragueño, Raúl González, Fernando Hierro & Fernando Morientes (Spain), Kennet Andersson & Henrik Larsson (Sweden), Landon Donovan (USA), Pedro Cea & Juan Alberto Schiaffino (Uruguay), Dražan Jerković (Yugoslavia).