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With the recent goals of Giacomo Raspadori and Moise Kean against Israel, the ranking of the best Italian scorers is updated: respectively at 11 and 10 goals.

Italy, the top scorers in the history of the Italian National Team: the complete ranking

At the top remains the legend Gigi Riva, ahead of timeless legends such as Giuseppe Meazza and Silvio Piola. Here is the complete ranking of Italy's all-time strikers.

The Top 3 Historical

Luigi Riva – 35 goals The quintessential striker of the National Team, an undisputed protagonist in the golden years of the Azzurri.

Giuseppe Meazza – 33 goals Symbol of Italian football in the 1930s, twice world champion.

Silvio Piola – 30 goals King of goals in the 1930s and 1940s, still today an icon for Italian football.

The Greats of the Post-War

Roberto Baggio – 27 goals

Alessandro Del Piero – 27 goals

Adolfo Baloncieri – 25 goals

Filippo Inzaghi – 25 goals

Alessandro Altobelli – 25 goals

The Strikers of Recent Years

Christian Vieri – 23 goals

Francesco Graziani – 23 goals

Daniele De Rossi – 21 goals

Paolo Rossi – 20 goals

Alberto Gilardino – 19 goals

Ciro Immobile – 17 goals

Luca Toni – 16 goals

Gianluca Vialli – 16 goals

The Historical Legends

Julio Libonatti – 15 goals

Angelo Schiavio – 15 goals

Gino Colaussi – 15 goals

With 14 goals: Mario Balotelli, Gianni Rivera, Giovanni Ferrari

With 13 goals: Andrea Pirlo, Pierluigi Casiraghi, Raimundo Orsi, Mario Magnozzi

The Emerging Scorers

With 12 goals: Andrea Belotti

With 11 goals: Antonio Di Natale, Luigi Cevenini, Giacomo Raspadori, Virgilio Levratto

With 10 goals: Nicolò Barella, Riccardo Carapellese, Antonio Cassano, Moise Kean, Lorenzo Insigne, Gianfranco Zola

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