IFFHS RANKING FOR CLUB INTERNATIONAL GOALS

• Mar 6, 2024
• History Statistics

Harry Kane (picture): first British player with 50+ club international goals

IFFHS ranking for club international goals

With a brace in the Champions League round of 16 game Bayern vs Lazio (3-0) on 5 March, Harry Kane has increased his tally in the major international club competitions to 51 goals.
He became the first ever British player to reach 50 goals in this category.
Earlier this year, this mark was also achieved by Romelu Lukaku.
For the first time we publish the ranking for top scorers in all major international club competitions worldwide, including continental and global competitions.
Cristiano Ronaldo leads the ranking with 157 goals. 
The total amount is broken down by continents: Europe (E), South America (SA), Asia (As), Africa (Af), and the last column (W) means inter-continental competitions.  

	MOST   GOALS   IN    MAJOR		INTERNATIONAL
	CLUB      COMPETITIONS
	Player	Goals	Country		E	SA	As	Af	W
1	Cristiano Ronaldo	157	Portugal	2002-	145		5		7
2	Lionel Messi	137	Argentina	2004-	132				5
3	Robert Lewandowski	103	Poland	2008-	101				2
4	Karim Benzema	98	France	2006-2023	92				6
5	Raúl	79	Spain	1995-2014	76				3
6	Filippo Inzaghi	72	Italy	1995-2010	70				2
7	Gerd Müller	69	Germany	1966-1977	68				1
8	Hulk	68	Brazil	2008-	33	15	20
9	Andriy Shevchenko	67	Ukraine	1994-2011	67
10	Alberto Spencer	64	Ecuador	1960-1972		54			10
11	Sergio Agüero	63	Argentina	2004-2021	63
12	Ruud van Nistelrooy	62	Netherlands	1997-2010	62
13	Neymar	60	Brazil	2010-	43	15	1		1
14	Thierry Henry	59	France	1995-2012	59
15	Henrik Larsson	59	Sweden	1994-2009	59
16	Eusébio	59	Portugal	1961-1975	57				2
17	Radamel Falcao	59	Colombia	2006-	48	11
18	Edin Džeko	58	Bosnia & H	2003-	58
19	Vágner Love	58	Brazil	2004-	43	10	5
20	Zlatan Ibrahimović	57	Sweden	2001-2021	57
21	Mohammed Salah	56	Egypt	2012-	56
22	Edinson Cavani	56	Uruguay	2007-	55	1
23	Óscar Cardozo	56	Paraguay	2007-	35	21
24	Klaas-Jan Huntelaar	55	Netherlands	2004-2020	55
25	Alessandro Del Piero	54	Italy	1993-2010	53				1
26	Romário	54	Brazil	1988-2007	20	30			4
27	Thomas Müller	54	Germany	2009-	54
28	Trésor Mputu	53	DR Congo	2004-2022				53
29	Luis Suárez	53	Uruguay	2006-	48				5
30	Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang	53	Gabon	2013-	53
31	Jupp Heynckes	51	Germany	1967-1978	51
32	Harry Kane	51	England	2011-	51
33	Didier Drogba	50	Ivory Coast	2003-2015	50
34	Alfredo Di Stéfano	50	Argentina, Spain	1955-1964	49				1
35	Claudio Pizarro	50	Perù	1998-2014	48	2
36	Ronaldo	50	Brazil	1993-2011	36	13			1
37	György Sárosi	50	Hungary	1932-1940	50
38	Rivaldo	50	Brazil	1995-2011	39	6	5
39	Romelu Lukaku	50	Belgium	2009-	48				2