As we always say, This is a totally subjective choice and everyone will have their opinion on the matter since deciding who is the best striker in history, It's something that seems complicated. What we try to do to select the 10 best forwards historically speaking, is to focus on his 'killer' profile, area man, What has been a lifetime ’9’.
This is why players like Skin, di Stéfano O Bobby Charlton They will not appear since we consider them as ‘total soccer players’ capable of playing in virtually any field position, as well they made. In the same way, They are ‘out of competition’ Messi Y Cristiano Ronaldo, definitely, born two scorers also began occupying other positions on the field both in the belt as mediapunta. that said, Here are the best ‘9’ in history according to FUBOLRETRO.ES
The best forwards in the history of football
Puskás Ferenc
True, it was another era but Ferenc Puskas achieved what is from another planet. The leader of the legendary Hungarian team was able to score 709 goals in 720 official matches. Really crazy. (Esport.br)
Telmo Zarra
Legend Athletic Club was a goal machine. In a time when so many games are not played as now, Zarra averaged nearly a goal a game (374 many in 413 meetings). He was the only player to have achieved 6 ‘pichichis‘In a row and is the top scorer in the history of the Spanish Cup. Myth (Scoopnest)
EUSEBIO
Eusebio is one of the biggest front center that has given football. Figure of Portugal (although he born in Mozambique) He averaged more than a goal per game over his career until he left Benfica. Finally finished averaging 0,97 (622 goals in 638 matches). 11 Suspenders, 5 Cups and one European Cup with the Lisbon side. 10 times top scorer in the Portuguese championship, Ballon d'Or 1965 and twice Golden Boot (1968 Y 1973). a portent (RTVE)
GERD MULLER
In a list ofthe best forwards in history It is impossible for Gerd Muller not to appear. ‘The torpedo’ marked goals like Churros. In the year 1972 I note 85 goals, record in a calendar year until he was overtaken by Messi. I note 701 official goals throughout his career (It is said that more than 1.400 friendly counting and regional tournaments). A golden ball, two Golden Boots, top scorer in Bundesliga history in which finished as top scorer in 7 occasions. Also top scorer in the European Cup in other 4. A ‘9’ that became fashionable the number 13(Outdoor)
OF BASTEN
One of the best strikers ever. Only a premature withdrawal due to injury prevented him establish greater goalscoring figures. Crack del Ajax, Milan and of course Holland won the European Championship in 1988. 6 times ‘Pichichi’ in Holland and Italy, 3 Gold balls and 2 times Golden Boot (Football Notes)
HUGO SANCHEZ
Considered the best Mexican striker in history and one of the best of all time. Hugo Sanchez was a goal machine in his native country and then in Europe in the ranks of Real Madrid or Athletic. Mexico scored 38 League goals 1989-1990 setting a record that lasted until the arrival of Cristiano and Messi. More of 500 goals throughout his career and 5 La Liga 'Pichichi' trophies. Its Chilean and somersaults marked a whole generation (Poblanerías)
RONALDO NAZARIO
When one thinks of a list of the best forwards center of history one name comes to mind: Ronaldo Nazario. Brazil, like Van Basten, He dented his career because of injuries. Even so, goals were falling from the pockets. In its heyday it was simply unstoppable. Surely we are facing the best ‘9’ of all time (yahoo Sports)
Gabriel Batistuta
‘Batigol’ was a scoring portent. Top scorer in the history of Argentina in the World, He highlighted in Newell's, River and Boca before making the leap to Europe to succeed in Fiorentina and Roma. It is the 4th top scorer in the history of the Italian League 242 goals (Page 12).
ROMARIO
Although I used to play with 10 one he 11 To the back, Romario was a 9 as few. So credited his 702 official goals and over 1.000 if you count unofficial parties. His awards and individual awards would not fit in this caption. In the area it was absolutely lethal (Latina)
MIROSLAV KLOSE
Certainly it was not the most technical, nor the fastest, but when making goals did not fail to quote. Not in vain, the German (Although he born in Poland) It is the top scorer in World Cup history. In the Bundesliga and Italian Calcio could enjoy his goals. Top scorer of the German team, Maximum non -Italian scorer of Lazio ... (world D)
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