Football's all time top scorers.

According to El Gráfico magazine (Argentina), April 2012.

768: Romário (Brazil) 1985-2007
759: Josef Bican (Czechoslovakia) 1928-56
757: Pelé (Brazil) 1956-79
709: Ferenc Puskás (Hungary) 1943-66
680: Gerd Müller (West Germany) 1964-81
625: Eusébio (Portugal) 1957-79
576: Ferenc Deak (Hungary) 1940-54
568: Uwe Seeler (West Germany) 1953-72
538: Túlio (Brazil) 1988-2012
516: Zico (Brazil) 1971-94
500: Alfredo Di Stéfano (Argentina) 1945-66
498: Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden) 1937-58
493: Jimmy McGrory (Scotland) 1922-37
493: Roberto Dinamite (Brazil) 1971-93
492: Gyula Zsengellér (Hungary) 1935-53
486: Hugo Sánchez (Mexico) 1976-97
483: Jimmy Greaves (England) 1957-80
481: Ernest Wilimowski (Poland) 1933-59
476: Imre Schlosser (Hungary) 1906-28
470: Henrik Larsson (Sweden) 1988-2009
466: Artur Friedenreich (Brazil) 1911-35
454: Johann Krankl (Austria) 1970-89
453: "Dixie" Dean (England) 1923-40
434: Raúl (Spain) 1994-2012.

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)

Brazil: National team top scorers during 54 years.

1958: Pelé, 9
1959: Pelé, 11
1960: Quarentinha, 6
1961: Coutinho, 3
1962: Pelé, 8
1963: Pelé, 7
1964: Rinaldo, Pelé & Gérson, 2
1965: Pelé, 9
1966: Tostão, 6
1967: Paulo Borges, 2
1968: Jairzinho, 9
1969: Tostão, 12
1970: Jairzinho, 11
1971: Tostão & Paulo César Caju, 2
1972: Jairzinho, 3
1973: Paulo César Caju, 5
1974: Rivellino, 5
1975: Danival, Palhinha, Nelinho & Roberto Batata, 3
1976: Zico & Roberto Dinamite, 6
1977: Zico & Roberto Dinamite, 6
1978: Reinaldo, 4
1979: Zico & Sócrates, 5
1980: Ze Sérgio & Zico, 4
1981: Zico, 10
1982: Zico, 8
1983: Careca, 5
1984: Arturzinho, 1*
1985: Casagrande, 4
1986: Careca, 8
1987: Valdo & Romário, 4
1988: Geovanni, 4
1989: Bebeto, 10
1990: Müller & Careca, 3
1991: Neto, 5
1992: Bebeto, 7
1993: Bebeto, 6
1994: Romário, 10
1995: Túlio, 10
1996: Sávio & Ronaldo, 5
1997: Romário, 19
1998: Élber, 6
1999: Rivaldo, 8
2000: Rivaldo, 8
2001: Edílson, 4
2002: Ronaldo, 11
2003: Kaká, 5
2004: Adriano, 9
2005: Adriano, 10
2006: Ronaldo & Kaká, 5
2007: Robinho, 6
2008: Luís Fabiano, 6
2009: Luís Fabiano, 11
2010: Robinho, 6
2011: Neymar, 7
2012: Neymar, 9

6 times topscorer: Pelé & Zico
3 times: Tostão, Jairzinho, Careca, Romário, Bebeto & Ronaldo.

*) in 1984 Brazil played only three matches: 0-2 vs England, 0-0 vs Argentina and 1-0 vs Uruguay.