@savageupdatesOnly five players have scored in four or more different FIFA World Cups. Pelé (Brazil) did it in 1958. Uwe Seeler (Germany) matched that with appearances in the same four tournaments. Miroslav Klose (Germany) scored in 2002, 06, and 10. Lionel Messi (Argentina) has scored in 2006, 14, 18, and 22. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) has scored in 2006 and beyond.
View original postPhoto by @savageupdates· Jun 24, 2026· Pelé
A graphic ranks the five footballers who scored in four or more different FIFA World Cups, with Ronaldo featured largest at the bottom. Ronaldo appears in a red Portugal jersey, mouth open in a shout, right fist raised in celebration. Four smaller portrait cards above show Pelé in a yellow Brazil kit, Uwe Seeler in a white Germany kit, Miroslav Klose in a white Germany kit with arms spread, and Messi in a light-blue Argentina kit holding the World Cup trophy. Gold World Cup trophies flank the top title “FIFA WORLD CUP GOALSCORING LEGENDS,” and a gold star beside Ronaldo reads “6 WORLD CUPS SCORER.” On-screen text lists each player’s name, country flag, and World Cup years; the bottom banner asks “WHO IS THE GREATEST?”
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View original postPhoto by @savageupdates· Jun 24, 2026· Pelé
A graphic ranks the five footballers who scored in four or more different FIFA World Cups, with Ronaldo featured largest at the bottom. Ronaldo appears in a red Portugal jersey, mouth open in a shout, right fist raised in celebration. Four smaller portrait cards above show Pelé in a yellow Brazil kit, Uwe Seeler in a white Germany kit, Miroslav Klose in a white Germany kit with arms spread, and Messi in a light-blue Argentina kit holding the World Cup trophy. Gold World Cup trophies flank the top title “FIFA WORLD CUP GOALSCORING LEGENDS,” and a gold star beside Ronaldo reads “6 WORLD CUPS SCORER.” On-screen text lists each player’s name, country flag, and World Cup years; the bottom banner asks “WHO IS THE GREATEST?”
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