Most times league topscorers

 

12 times : Josef "Pepi" Bican (11 Czechoslovakian League, 1 Austrian League)
9 : Gunnar Nordahl (5 Italian, 4 Swedish League)
8 : Ferenc Puskás (4 Hungarian, 4 Spanish League)
8 : Alfredo Di Stéfano (5 Spanish, 2 Colombian, 1 Argentine League)
8 : Carlos Bianchi (5 French, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Gerd Müller (7 German League)  
7 : Romário (3 Brazilian, 3 Dutch, 1 Spanish League)
7 : Eusébio (7 Portuguese League)
7 : Imre Schlosser (7 Hungarian League)
7 : Luis Artime (4 Uruguayan, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Fernando Morena (7 Uruguayan League)

Most times national topscorer.

12 times : Josef "Pepi" Bican (11 Czechoslovakian League, 1 Austrian League)
9 : Gunnar Nordahl (5 Italian, 4 Swedish League)
8 : Ferenc Puskás (4 Hungarian, 4 Spanish League)
8 : Alfredo Di Stéfano (5 Spanish, 2 Colombian, 1 Argentine League)
8 : Carlos Bianchi (5 French, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Gerd Müller (7 German League)  
7 : Romário (3 Brazilian, 3 Dutch, 1 Spanish League)
7 : Eusébio (7 Portuguese League)
7 : Imre Schlosser (7 Hungarian League)
7 : Luis Artime (4 Uruguayan, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Fernando Morena (7 Uruguayan League)

Copa Libertadores: all time topscorers.

54: Alberto Spencer (Peñarol, Barcelona Guayaquil)
37: Fernando Morena (Peñarol)
36: Pedro Rocha (Peñarol, São Paulo, Palmeiras)
31: Daniel Onega (River Plate)
30: Julio Morales (Nacional)
29: Antony de Ávila (América de Cali, Barcelona Guayaquil)
29: Juan Carlos Sarnari (River Plate, Universidad Católica, Universidad de Chile, Independiente Santa Fe)
29: Luizão (Vasco da Gama, Corinthians, Grêmio, São Paulo)
26: Juan Carlos Sánchez (Jorge Wilstermann, Blooming, San José)
26: Luis Artime (Independiente, Nacional)
25: Oswaldo Ramírez (Sport Boys, Universitario, Sporting Cristal)
25: Alberto "Beto" Acosta (San Lorenzo, Boca Juniors, Universidad Católica)
25: Palhinha (Cruzeiro, Corinthians, Atlético Mineiro)

Per nationality:
5: Argentina
3: Uruguay
2: Brazil
1: Ecuador, Colombia, Peru.

Topscorers per club:
7: Peñarol
6: São Paulo
4: Santos, River Plate, Palmeiras, Nacional, Cruzeiro
3: LDU Quito, Alianza Lima, Universitario Lima, Deportivo Cali, Flamengo, Estudiantes, Universidad Católica, Cerro Porteño, Corinthians
2: Boca Juniors, América (Mexico), Deportivo Quito, América Cali, Olimpia, Grêmio.

Memory Lane: goalscorers in South American WC qualifiers, 1970s.

1973
5: Rubén Ayala (Argentina)
3: Morena (Uruguay), Ortiz (Colombia)
2: Escobar, Insfrán & Arrúa (Paraguay), Brindisi (Argentina), Múñoz (Ecuador), Sotil (Peru)
1: Estupiñán (Ecuador), Espárrago, Cubilla & Milar (Uruguay), Morales (Bolivia), Bareiro & Osorio (Paraguay), Fornari & Guerini (Argentina), Ahumada, Crisosto, Farias & Valdez (Chile)

1977
5: Zico (Brazil)
4: Roberto Dinamite (Brazil), Oblitas (Peru)
3: Jiménez & Aguilar (Bolivia), Velásquez (Peru)
2: Jara (Paraguay), F. Marinho & Gil (Brazil), Pizzani & Pereyra (Uruguay), Cubillas (Peru), Figueroa (Chile)
1: Báez (Paraguay), Vilarete (Colombia), Rivellino, Toninho Cerezo & Marcelo (Brazil), Flores & Iriarte (Venezuela), Oliveira (Uruguay), Mezza & Aragonés (Bolivia), Paz (Ecuador), Muñante, Luces, Sotil & Rojas (Peru), Gamboa, Ahumada & Castro (Chile)