Who is the all time leading goal scorer in  world cup finals?
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JUST SAY YES 2 ALESANDRO DEL PIERO..!!!!
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Highest: 1958 Brazil 5:2 Sweden\nLowest:  1990 West Germany 1:0 Argentina\n\nYear Host Final game Score \n1930  Uruguay  Uruguay - Argentina    4:2 (1:2) \n1934  Italy  Italy - Czechoslovakia    2:1 (0:0, 1:1) \n1938  France  Italy - Hungary    4:2 (3:1) \n1950  Brasil  Uruguay - Brasil    2:1 (0:0) \n1954  Switzerland  West Germany - Hungary    3:2 (2:2) \n1958  Sweden  Brasil - Sweden    5:2 (2:1) \n1962  Chile  Brasil - Czechoslovakia    3:1 (1:1) \n1966  England  England - West Germany    4:2 (2:2,1:1) \n1970  Mexico  Brasil - Italy    4:1 (1:1) \n1974  West Germany  West Germany - Holland    2:1 (2:1) \n1978  Argentina  Argentina - Holland    3:1 (1:1, 1:0) \n1982  Spain  Italy - West Germany    3:1 (0:0) \n1986  Mexico  Argentina - West Germany    3:2 (1:0) \n1990  Italy  West Germany - Argentina    1:0 (0:0) \n1994  USA  Brasil - Italy    0:0        p: 3:2 \n1998  France  France - Brasil    3:0 (2:0) \n2002  Korea, Japan  Brasil - Germany    2:0 (0:0)
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Miroslav Klose scored five goals during the 2002 World Cup.\n\nSo far, he has four in 2006, so he could break Ronaldo's record of 15 goals in the World Cup overall.
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The top scorer in a single world cup is Just Fontaine, 13 goals for Frogland in 1958.\n\n\nThe all time top scorer in world cups is Gerd Müller (West Jerryland) 14 goals in total (4 in 1970, 10 in 1974).
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(E) None of the above.\n\nThe winner of the Golden Boot Award (given to the player with the maximum goals in the World Cup) was Davor Sukor of Croatia (6 goals).
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Hakan Sukur scored the fastest goal in World Cup history in just 11 seconds and combined with Ilhan Mansiz on two others last night as Turkey beat co-host South Korea 3-2 to clinch third place. \n\n(~~)
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Most goals by a player in the same finals:\n13 goals, by Just Fontaine of France in 6 matches of the 1958 finals.\n\nMost goals by a player in finals in aggregate:\n14 goals, by Gerd Mueller of West Germany in the 1970 and 1974 finals
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Just Fontaine scored the most goals in one world cup tournament. He scored 13 goals for France.\n\nGerd Muller scored 14 goals in multiple world cup tournaments.
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Klose of Germany!!! He is so far the top scorer too.
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Gerd Muller of West Germany with 10 goals even though his team didnt reach the finals..
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the one who scores the most goals
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Gerd Muller (Germany)\n14 total goals\n10 goals in 1970 World Cup\n4 goals in 1974 World Cup
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I don't know if your question is regarding this coming world cup or not but if it is : \nDaei will score 7 goals  or more\n\nBut if you mean the top goal scorrer of all time: Ali Daei of Iran with 115 Internation Goals\nSecond to him:\nBushkash of Hungary
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>>> Top scorer in ALL WC ever:\n\nMost goals scored: Gerd Müller (West Germany 1970-1974), 14 \n\nMüller scored 68 goals in 62 games for Germany. His career in the national team started in 1966 and ended on July 7, 1974 with the win of the World Cup at his home stadium in Munich. He scored the winning goal for the 2-1 victory over the Netherlands in the final. His 4 goals in that tournament and his 10 goals at the 1970 World Cup combined make him the most successful World Cup striker to date. Müller also participated in the 1972 European Championship, becoming top scorer with 4 goals and winning the Championship with the German team.\n\n\n>>> Top scorer in ONE WC:\n\nJust Fontaine (born August 18, 1933 in Marrakech, Morocco) was a French football player. He holds the all-time record for goals scored in a single World Cup finals, with 13 in 1958.\n\nWearing the blue shirt of France, Fontaine's statistics are even more impressive. On his debut with the team on December 17, 1953, Fontaine scored a hat trick as France drubbed Luxembourg 8-0. In seven years, he scored 30 goals in 21 matches for the national team. However, Fontaine will best be remembered for his 1958 World Cup performance, where he scored 13 goals in just 6 matches, including putting 4 past the West Germans. This tally secured him the Golden Boot for that tournament, and his total of 13 remains the greatest number of goals scored in a single World Cup tournament.
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Iranian Ali Daei* with 109 scores\n\nfollowed by:\n\nFerenc Puskás from Hungary with 84 (RETIRED)\n \nHossam Hassan* from Egypt with 80 \n\nand\n\nPelé Brazil 77 goals (RETIRED)
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The only player that I can think of scoring all the goals in a single tournament would be Jairzinho from Brazil.He did this feat at 1970 Worldcup held at Mexico.Below is something I personally think of him and I would like to share my knowledge of him with you people.\n\nJairzinho was a worthy successor to Garrincha and his devastating bursts of speed combined with lethal shooting were one of the highlights of the great 1970 World Cup. Born Jair Ventura Filho in 1944, he began on the left wing and at centre-forward with Botafogo and gained his chance on the right when Garrincha was injured. His international debut was against Portugal in the 1964 "Little World Cup" and two years later he appeared in the big World Cup in England. With Garrincha recalled, though, Jairzinho switched to the left flank and was not as effective. Brazil bowed out already in the first round. \n\nIn 1970, however, after recovering from a twice-broken right leg, he became the only player to score in every round including the final,even though Alcide Ghiggia from Uruguay scored in all his four games in 1950, many still reckons Jairzinho as the first player scoring in every round.His seven goals were second only to Gerd Müller's ten and Jairzinho's came in many forms - delicate chips and powerful shooting. His winner against England was one of the tournament's most memorable goals, but he was also a goalmaker and split defences with superb passing. He appeared in the 1974 World Cup too, but without players like Pelè in support he was not as effective. He later played for Olympique Marseille, but soon returned to Rio. Jairzinho won more than 80 caps, the last when he was in his 38th year.
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Gerd Müller of Germany holds the cumulative record of 14 goals.  He had 10 in Mexico in 1970 and four in West Germany in 1974.  The single tournament record is 13 by Just Fontaine of France in Sweden in 1958.