World Cup Strikers

When Hungary were brilliant Puskas was the best fo the best. He scored an amazing 84 goals in 85 games for his country and was a star in the 1954 World Cup.

You could argue that injury robbed Ronaldo from reaching his full potential but he still managed to score more World Cup goals than anyone else, he scored eight of his fifteen when guiding Brazil to World Cup glory in 2002.

Rossi was top scorer at the 1982 World Cup with six goals and those proved crucial in helping Italy gain their first World Cup since the war.

Second in the all time World Cup goalscorers charts, Muller was not only the top goalscorer in 1970 with a massive 10 goals, he won the World Cup in 1974.

Third highest World Cup scorer of all time, Fontaine managed to get all of his thirteen goals in 1958 in one tournament which still stands as a record for a single World Cup.

Top Goalscorer in the very first World Cup, Stabile scored 8 goals for Germany in and helped them reach the final.

Klinsmann was a brilliant old fashioned striker but he also had great skill. He won the World Cup in 1990 and scored a total of 10 World Cup goals.

The talented Bulgarian hitman finished joint top scorer in 1994 and proved himself brilliant on the international atage as well as for his club.

Voller was a prolific goalscorer in the late eighties and early nineties and won the World Cup with Germany in 1990.

The brilliant Argentine striker was a great all rounder and scored 10 World Cup goals in total, making him the joint seventh top World Cup scorer ever.