Ronaldo scored for history, became the best scorer of all time: Only FIFA claims otherwise

Cristiano Ronaldo gave Juventus the lead against Napoli in the Italian Super Cup and made football history.

It was his 760th career goal, so according to most world media and statistically relevant sources, he became the best scorer of all time.

He has one goal more than Jozef Bikan, the "ancient" Czechoslovak goalscorer, who played football between 1931 and 1955.

Ronaldo scored five goals for Sporting, 118 for Manchester United, 82 for Juventus, 450 for Real and 102 for Portugal.

According to these data, Pele is third with 757 goals, Leo Messi has 742, Romario 734, Gerd Müller 720, Ferenc Puskas 706, Eusebio 615...

One serious source - namely the World Football Federation (FIFA) - claims, however, that Bikan remained at the top because on the official Fifa website, it is stated that he scored 805 goals in his career.

According to other sources, Bikan scored those 46 goals in unofficial matches...

Brazilian Santos claims even differently - that Pele scored as many as 1.091 goals in his career, but admits that he scored 448 goals in friendly matches.

In any case, the football world celebrates the king of scorers - Cristiano Ronaldo.