All-time leading scorers in CONMEBOL qualifiers

Name: All-time leading scorers in CONMEBOL qualifiers
Uploaded: 2025-10-21T23:06:23+00:00
Duration: 3 min
Channel: Marca

Marca

hace 3 meses

The South American World Cup Qualifiers remain the most brutal and unpredictable challenge in world football, featuring powerhouses like Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. This countdown highlights the top five all-time scorers who conquered the chaos — from Hernán Crespo’s elegance and Alexis Sánchez’s energy to Marcelo Moreno’s resilience, Luis Suárez’s fiery brilliance, and Lionel Messi’s unmatched dominance. With 36 goals, Messi stands alone at the top, proving that in the toughest qualifiers on Earth, legends are truly forged.

Categoría

🥇

Deportes

Transcripción

Mostrar la transcripción completa del vídeo

00:00South American World Cup qualifiers, the toughest, wildest, most unpredictable gauntlet in world

00:06football. Comeble qualifying isn't just football, it's survival. With six of FIFA's top 25 national

00:12teams, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay, and Ecuador, and stars like Messi,

00:18Vinicius Jr., and Luis Diaz, every game feels like a mini Copa America. We're counting down

00:24the five players who conquered the chaos and scored more than anyone else in the toughest

00:29qualifiers on earth. Hernan Crespo, Argentina, 19 goals. Starting us off, El Valdonido himself,

00:36Hernan Crespo. The man was pure class. Left foot, right foot, headers, you name it, he scored it.

00:43But somehow he's still one of the most underrated no-nines of his generation. He bounced around

00:48Italy's biggest clubs like a World Tour, Parma, Lazio, Inter, Chelsea, Milan, and still managed

00:54over 200 goals in Italy alone. And in the qualifiers, he gave Argentina exactly what they needed. Cold-blooded

01:01finishing. Alexis Sanchez, Chile, 20 goals. Next up, the Chilean Dynamo, Alexis Sanchez. Speed?

01:09Check power? Check swagger. Check. The man literally ended Argentina's dreams twice, scoring the winning

01:15penalty in back-to-back Copa America Finals. He's done it all, from Udinese to Barcelona to Arsenal.

01:22And his 20 goals in World Cup qualifiers prove he's Chile's energizer bunny. He just doesn't stop.

01:28Marcelo Moreno, Olivia. 22 goals. Now this one's special. Bolivia's legend, Marcelo Moreno Martins.

01:35This guy went from selling hamburgers to pay for his bus rides to becoming Bolivia's all-time top

01:41scorer. He even finished above Messi, Neymar, and Suarez in the 2022 cycle. Talk about leveling the

01:47playing field. At altitude in La Paz, Moreno was the final boss. Defenders dreaded facing him up there.

01:54Luis Suarez, Uruguay. 29 goals. Oh, Luis Suarez, football's lovable villain. Sure, the controversies

02:02are legendary, but so is his goal record. 29 goals in qualifiers. And let's be honest,

02:08this guy could not make a mermaid if he wanted to. His touch, his movement, his hunger.

02:13Suarez is the definition of a street footballer turned superstar. Lionel Messi. Argentina. 36 goals.

02:20And at number one, who else? The GOAT himself, Lionel Messi. Messi has 36 goals across five qualifying

02:27campaigns. That's consistency on another level. From South Africa 2010 to the road to 2026,

02:33he's been carrying Argentina through the Andes, jungles, and madness of Canmebol. He's now the

02:39all-time top scorer in South American qualifiers, leaving even his best buddy Suarez in the dust.

02:46And he's not done yet. So there you have it, the kings of South American qualifying. From Crespo's

02:51elegance to Suarez's chaos, and Messi's magic that never fades.

Sé la primera persona en añadir un comentario

Añade tu comentario

All-time leading scorers in CONMEBOL qualifiers

Categoría

Transcripción

Sé la primera persona en añadir un comentario

Recomendada