Neymar leads with 79 goals

Neymar is the all-time top goal scorer for the Brazilian men's national soccer team with a total of 79 goals. His achievement surpasses the legendary Pelé, who held the record with 77 goals.

Pelé and Ronaldo form the top three

Behind Neymar, Pelé, with 77 goals, and Ronaldo, with 62 goals, complete the top three scorers. Their contributions have been pivotal in shaping the historical success of the Brazilian team.

Romário and Zico round out the top five

Romário, with 55 goals, and Zico, with 48 goals, are fourth and fifth, showcasing the depth of talent in Brazil's scoring history.

Goal distribution among legends

The combined goal tally of the top three scorers (Neymar, Pelé, and Ronaldo) is 218 goals, demonstrating their significant impact on the national team's offensive capabilities.

Bebeto and Rivaldo's notable contributions

Bebeto and Rivaldo have made notable contributions with 40 and 35 goals respectively, highlighting the diverse sources of scoring prowess within the team over the years.

Jairzinho matches Rivaldo's tally

Jairzinho has also scored 35 goals, matching Rivaldo's tally and illustrating the consistent scoring potential across different generations.

Ronaldinho Gaúcho's distinct legacy

Ronaldinho Gaúcho, with 33 goals, is remembered not just for his scoring ability but also for his unique flair and skill on the ball, underscoring the blend of talent in Brazilian football.

The top three's dominance

The top three scorers, Neymar, Pelé, and Ronaldo, account for approximately 33% of the total goals scored by the players in this list, highlighting their dominance in Brazilian football history.

Goal scoring spans generations

The list spans several generations, from Pelé's era in the 1950s to 1970s, to Neymar's ongoing career, reflecting the sustained excellence and evolving talent in Brazilian football.