Strikers are intended to be the team's finest finishers. This indicates they are expected to contribute the most goals to the squad. The top three strikers in football history are listed here.
1. Cristiano Ronaldo Rosario - The Brazilian striker is the greatest striker in the history of the game. He was the winner of two FIFA World Cups, two Copa Americas, and two Ballon d'Or medals. In his career, he has 414 goals and 102 assists.
2. Samuel Eto'o - In his career, the Cameroonian striker scored 417 goals. He was the winner of four UEFA Champions League titles, two Africa Cup of Nations titles, and four Africa Player of the Year accolades.
3. Didier Drogba - The Ivorian striker is widely regarded as Chelsea's best striker. From 2004 to 2012, he was a Chelsea player. With Chelsea, he won four English Premier League titles and one UEFA Champions League title. In his career, he scored 365 goals. He was named African Player of the Year on two occasions.
In terms of Portuguese transfer rumor, Darwin Nunez is currently the top name in town.
The striker is expected to join Liverpool, who have offered Benfica €80 million with an additional €20 million in bonus bonuses. On Thursday, it was revealed that the Lisbon club is looking for a bit more, perhaps an extra €5 million, and Manchester United has been depicted as a team lurking in the background.
Although claims that Erik ten Hag flew to Portugal to try to hijack the deal were debunked, the Record reported on Friday that Manchester United is attempting to push Liverpool out of the way.
Manchester United, according to the Portuguese publication, has submitted a bid with a fixed value higher than Liverpool's €80 million offer.
Nunez has his heart set on a move to Anfield, and it's made obvious in the report.
The possibility of a change of heart and a move to Old Trafford is heavily discounted.
Given Nunez's desire to join the Merseyside club, it wouldn't make sense for Manchester United to make these efforts.
This might all be part of a Benfica scheme to extort more money from Jurgen Klopp's side.
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