who's the all time top scorer of Brazil national team? how many total goals did he score?
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Pelé is the leading scorer for the national team, with 95 goals in 114 games.  He is also, as expected, the leading scorer of all time in Brazil with 1284 goals during his career.
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top one is cafu(140) of all time\n\nhere is list of caps of current squad\nDida 89 \nCafu (captain) 140\nLucio 53 \nJuan 41  \nEmerson 72  \nRoberto Carlos 123 \nAdriano 34  \nKaká 41  \nRonaldo 95 \nRonaldinho 66  \nZé Roberto 82 \nRogério Ceni 16\nCicinho 11 \nLuisão 19 \nCris 16  \nGilberto 10 \nGilberto Silva 38\nMineiro 2  \nJuninho Pernambucano 38  \nRicardinho 20\nFred 4  \nJúlio César 11 \nRobinho 26
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Ronaldihino from Brazil....best player...belongs to best team for ever ....thumps up!!!
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Pele scored 1281 goals in 1363 official matches. He is the highest goalscorer in professional football ever. \n\nIn his 92 appearances for the Brazilian team, he scored 77 goals. In world cups alone, Pele scored 12 goals.
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Artur Friedenreich\nborn July 18, 1892, São Paulo, Brazil\ndied September 6, 1969, São Paulo\n\n\nBrazilian football (soccer) player who is officially recognized by Fédération Internationale de Football as the all-time leading goal scorer with 1,329 goals. A skillful and imaginative forward, he is hailed as Brazil's first great footballer. \nNow in portuguese:\nFrienderich\n\nEm 1919, o Brasil venceu o Uruguai por 1 a 0 e se sagrou campeão sul-americano. O povo se lançou às ruas do Rio de Janeiro. Presidia os festejos, levantada como um estandarte, uma barrenta chuteira, com um cartazinho que proclamava: O glorioso pé de Friedenreich. No dia seguinte, aquela chuteira que tinha feito o gol da vitória foi parar na vitrina de uma joalheria, no centro da cidade.\nArtur Friedenreich, filho de um alemão e de uma lavadeira negra, jogou na primeira divisão durante vinte e seis anos, e nunca recebeu um centavo. Ninguém fez mais gols que ele na história do futebol. Fez mais gols que o outro grande artilheiro, Pelé, também brasileiro, que foi o maior goleador do futebol profissional. Friedenreich somou 1.329 gols. Pelé, 1.279.\n\nEste mulato de olhos verdes fundou o modo brasileiro de jogar. Romeu com os manuais ingleses: ele, ou o diabo que se metia pela planta de seu pé. Friedenreich levou ao solene estádio dos brancos a irreverência dos rapazes cor de café que se divertiam disputando uma bola de trapos nos subúrbios. Assim nasceu um estilo, aberto a fantasia, que prefere o prazer ao resultado. De Friedenreich em diante, o futebol brasileiro que é brasileiro de verdade não tem ângulos retos, do mesmo jeito que as montanhas do Rio de Janeiro e os edifícios de Oscar Niemeyer.
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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 really remember the name.....i think a player from germany who have scored 14 goals....ronaldo need 2 more goals to reach that record......im 100% sure it is not pele
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Pele dedicated his 1000th goal to the children of Brazil.\nHe scored from the penalty spot against Vasco da Gama, and immediately dedicated the goal to the poor children of Brazil.
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Pele. He was 17 at the time and played against Sweden in 1958 world cup´s final when Brazil won 5x2. Pele scored one of the most beautiful goals in his career and in the world cup´s history.
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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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The golden boot is awarded to a player who scores the most goals at the world cup. It was awarded to Ronaldo from Brazil.
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He is the best player. I'll go ahead and say that he is the best Brazilian football player. Sorry Pele, you have be over thrown.
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Gerd Muller of Germany scored 14 World Cup goals to lead the pack. Just Fontaine of France scored 13, while Ronaldo and Pele have 12 each.\n\nI dont think it is fair to ask against which opponent and year since your first question is considering the goals over many games and many world cups.
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the most goals score by a player in any world cup is by JUST FONTAINE of france wen he scored 13 goals in the 1962/1958 (i dont remember clearly) world cup. and the max goals ever scored by a player is again just fontaine with 14 goals. ronaldo has 14 too and is joint highest.
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Pele. He is the all-time top scorer in the history of the Brazil national team and is the only footballer ever to win three World Cup trophies (it should be noted that, due to injury, he did not participate in Brazil's World Cup triumph in 1962 and did not recieve a medal). \n\nEnjoy!!!
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Klose of Germany!!! He is so far the top scorer too.
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Ronaldo finished the tournament with eight goals -- the most at a finals since 1970 when West Germany's Gerd Mueller got 10. He also equaled Pele's Brazilian record of 12 at World Cup finals.