@savageupdatesAn infographic from FIFA's official stats shows the all-time World Cup goal leaders. Brazil tops the list with 241 goals, followed by Germany (239), Argentina (155), and France (139). Italy has 128, while England and Spain are tied at 108 each. The Netherlands rounds out the top eight with 98 goals. Uruguay's total is available via the linked source.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @savageupdates· Jun 21, 2026· Football
A clean infographic titled "Most Goals Scored in FIFA World Cup History" displays twenty numbered cards in a 5x4 grid. Each card pairs a national landmark with its country’s flag, name, and total World Cup goals. The top four spots show Brazil’s Christ the Redeemer (241), Germany’s Brandenburg Gate (239), Argentina’s Obelisk (155), and France’s Eiffel Tower (139). A small soccer-ball icon sits beside the main title, and the footer credits “Source: FIFA Official Stats.”
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Lionel Messi farewell game ticket prices@savageupdatesAn infographic from FIFA's official stats shows the all-time World Cup goal leaders. Brazil tops the list with 241 goals, followed by Germany (239), Argentina (155), and France (139). Italy has 128, while England and Spain are tied at 108 each. The Netherlands rounds out the top eight with 98 goals. Uruguay's total is available via the linked source.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @savageupdates· Jun 21, 2026· Football
A clean infographic titled "Most Goals Scored in FIFA World Cup History" displays twenty numbered cards in a 5x4 grid. Each card pairs a national landmark with its country’s flag, name, and total World Cup goals. The top four spots show Brazil’s Christ the Redeemer (241), Germany’s Brandenburg Gate (239), Argentina’s Obelisk (155), and France’s Eiffel Tower (139). A small soccer-ball icon sits beside the main title, and the footer credits “Source: FIFA Official Stats.”
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