The top scorers in the history of the Champions League

The Champions League is the dream of any footballer. The competition that every child dreams ever play and win more optimistic. It involves the best players and as, the best strikers. precisely, in that paragraph we will stop to find out what has been the player who has scored more goals in the competition since the season 1992-1993, year in which began the Champions format.

Raul Gonzalez is the player who holds the record for most goals in matches Champions. The white player scored 71 goals in 144 parties that won him, among other things, to lift three Champions, two of them scoring goals essential role in final. The 7 White played 144 meetings (The third most popular after Xavi and Giggs) and he averaged a total of 0,49 points per goal.

A record from another era that could be surpassed by his two immediate followers. Because the list of 10 Top scorers of the Champions, there are only two players among 10 first active, but Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi. Portugal has managed to pierce the network 68 occasions 107 duels. Argentine Messi, He has only scored one less and holds the best average (0,8) to the having played only 84 partidos.Rául, Cristiano, Messi incredible names that accompany other myths like Van Nistelrooy Ruud (60) o Andriy Shevchenko (59).

Footballers from another time as Alfredo Di Stefano left behind with 49 although goals 58 matches (0,84) although no Champions League then was called, but quite simply European Cup where only played Champions League federated country to UEFA.

Scoring table historical attending UEFA.ES

Pos.	First name	nationality	goals	PJ	Prom.	Debut	clubs
1	Raul Gonzalez	Spain	71	144	0.49	1995-96	Real Madrid C. F., F. C. Schalke 04
2	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	68	106	0.64	2003-04	Sporting C. P., Manchester United F. C., Real Madrid C. F.
3	Lionel Messi	Argentina	67	84	0.8	2004-05	F. C. Barcelona
4	Ruud van Nistelrooy	Netherlands	60	81	0.74	1998-99	Philips Sport Vereniging, Manchester United F. C., Real Madrid C. F.
5	Andriy Shevchenko	Ukraine	59	116	0.51	1993-94	F. K. Dynamo Kyiv, A. C. Milan, Chelsea F. C.
6	Thierry Henry	France	51	115	0.44	1997-98	A. S. Monaco F. C., Arsenal F. C., F. C. Barcelona
7	Filippo Inzaghi	Italy	50	85	0.59	1997-98	Juventus F. C., A. C. Milan
8	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina / Spain	49	58	0.84	1955-56	Real Madrid C. F.
9	Eusebius	Portugal	47	64	0.73	1961-62	S. L. Benfica
10	Alessandro Del Piero	Italy	44	92	0.48	1995-96	Juventus F. C.
Highlights in active players.

• Note: Bold active players in Europe.