Top scorers in Football History

• Romario

Romario de Souza Faria Romario or usually called (born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, January 29, 1966, age 44 years) was a legendary player Brazilian soccer. Printing ± 1002 ± 1256 goals in the match. He was born in Rio de Janeiro. In the Brazilian national team, he played 71 times and scored 56 goals. He retired in 2007.
He has defended many clubs throughout his career. Starting from Vasco da Gama, PSV Eindhoven, Barcelona, Valencia, Flamengo, Fluminense, Al-Sadd, Miami FC, ​​Adelaide United and América.

Many achievements have achieved this player. Starting from the league champions Brazil, the Dutch league, Spanish league, league Qatar and most major world champion with Brazil. He also earned a top scorer in Brazil, the Netherlands, Spain, the Champions League and much more. He also never won the world's best player award in 1994.

•  Franz "Bimbo" Binder.

 
Born on 1st December 1911 and passed away on April 24, 1989.
He was a bomber from Austria who scored ± 1006 ± 756 goals in the match. He defended a number of clubs in Austria (Rapid Vienna), Netherlands (PSV Eindhoven) and Germany (FC Nuremberg and Munich 1860). He also defended the Austrian and German national team. He never won the Austrian league four times and became the top scorer three times with Rapid Vienna, 2 times German champions and top scorer three times with FC Nuremberg.

•  Edison Arantes do Nascimento (Pele)

 
Who is not familiar with the players on this one. Recognized as the greatest player who ever lived together on the rise in the gold era of Diego Armando Maradona. He scored a goal of ± 1281 ± 1375 matches.
Edison Arantes do Nascimento, better known as Pelé was born on October 23, 1940 is a soccer legend who comes from Brazil. During his career as a player, Pele managed to bring Brazil into World Champion football 3 times, namely in 1958 in Sweden, in 1962 in Chile, and in 1970 in Mexico. Thanks to these successes, Brazil is entitled to the Jules Rimet Cup. He is also famous for its contribution to the world of football. He offered the 1,000 th goal of his for poor children in Brazil. He is also a FIFA ambassador and serve "national treasure" by the Brazilian government.
He spent almost all his professional career with Santos and bring the club won the Brazilian league 10 times, Copa Libertadores 2 times, 1 time world champion and many more.
For his services at this club, Santos decided to rest the number 10 because there are no other players who could be aligned with him. And he retired at the age of 37 years at club New York Cosmos.

• Arthur Friedenreich

 
Football player who was born on July 8, 1892 and died on September 6, 1969.
He scored ± 1329 ± 1239 goals in the match. He is from Brazil and has the nickname of The Tiger.
He became the first black athlete in the world.
His father is a businessman from Germany and his mother an Afro-Brazilian women.
Racist treatment he received at the beginning of his career. Because at that time, sports dominated by whites. He should not be in a swimming pool, tennis court, or party.
He began his career as a junior player in a club German immigrant, SC Germania. From there her talents develop to become a professional player in Paulistano and Sao Paulo. He decided to retire in 1935. nevertheless, many still doubt the 1200 tally statistics.

•  Gerhard 'Gerd' Muller

He scored a goal of ± 1461 ± 1216 matches. He is a former West German football player. He scored 68 goals in 62 international appearances and 365 goals in 427 appearances in the Bundesliga, he was one of the most successful players of his time. His career began in 1960 at TSV 1961 Nordlingen.In 1964 he joined FC Bayern Munich where he was a club with Franz Beckenbauer and Sepp Maier that one day they too will become famous. It was still in the Regionalliga München Süd, which is one level below the main level of competition (Bundesliga). One season later München promotion to the Bundesliga and started a long series of successes. With Munich, Müller won the Bundesliga four times, the German Cup four times, three times Champions Cup, Intercontinental Cup once, and the Cup Winners' Cup once.He is an opportunist goal scorer (a pure attacker that is able to take advantage of opportunities to score).He is also seven times the leading scorer in Germany and twice in Europe. From Munich he then moved to the United States, strengthening the Fort Lauderdale Strikers for three seasons, where he once managed to bring the team to the league finals, although not managed to become champion. He was summoned to the national team in 1966.Important moments in the national team during his career including scoring the winning goal in the 1974 World Cup final when East Germany against the Netherlands (this is also the final game) and leading scorer at Euro 1972. Four goals in the 1974 World Cup and 10 goals in 1970 making it the leading scorer in the history of the World Cup until the record was broken at the 2006 World Cup by Ronaldo.After retiring in 1982, Müller alcohol addiction, but former colleagues at Bayern Munich persuaded him to go through rehabilitation. Once out of rehab, Müller is given a job as coach at Bayern Munich amateurs. By 2006 he was still working there. 

• Josef 'Pepi' Bican

 
Born on September 25, 1913 and died on 12December 2001.
He scored a goal of ± 1467 ± 917 matches. Fantastic! That means an average of 1.5 goals per game. This player played for several clubs, such as Rapid Wien (where he won league 1 time and became the top scorer 1 time), Slavia Prague (where he won 4 times and top scorer 6 times) and many more accomplishments selangitnya. He also initially defended the Austrian national team before eventually joining the Czechoslovakian national team. Achievement is best when it won the 4th at the 1934 World Cup in Italy.
Bican have legs equally good, either left or right. and he could run along the 100 m role in 10.8 seconds. He also received an award from the IFFHS as the top scorer of the 20th century.
And after retirement, he coached several clubs in the Czech and Belgian clubs, Liege, where he brought the club up two divisions in the Belgian league.