Scoring goals is one of any football player's aims, as it not only contributes to their team's success but also gives them recognition in the outside world. Each of these footballers aspires to break previous records and establish new ones for future generations.
It's difficult enough to score 100 goals in your career, let alone for three separate clubs. That is an extraordinary feat that can only be accomplished by wizards. There have been some fantastic players who have scored these goals, but only three of them have done so for three separate clubs.
Cristiano Ronaldo is number one.
The Portuguese international was the first player in the contemporary era to achieve such a feat. He not only scored for little clubs, but also for three of Europe's biggest clubs: Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus. Before joining Real Madrid, Ronaldo played for Manchester United and scored 118 goals. He was most prolific in Madrid, when he amassed an amazing 450 goals to become the club's all-time top scorer.
Prior to joining Manchester United, the athlete also played for Juventus and scored 101 goals in his career.
Romário
Even if Romario's name isn't well-known, and the clubs for which he played aren't well-known around the world, the fact remains that he is one of the few players who have accomplished such a feat.
For PSV Einhoven, Vasco da Gamma, and Flamengo, he obtained these figures. The Brazilian scored 165 goals in five years at PSV.
Neymar is number three.
Third on the list is Neymar Jr, one of the world's most underappreciated footballers. Regardless of how much criticism he receives, the Brazilian will always be remembered as one of the most successful players in history.
He scored 136 goals for Santos, 105 goals for Barcelona, and over 100 goals for PSG.
Ousmane Dembélé does not negotiate a contract extension with FC Barcelona once his current contract expires. The Frenchman's and his entourage's quiet irritated the management, who abandoned all hope of preserving it. However, the Blaugrana winger has stated that he will return next season.
FC Barcelona no longer has any illusions. Despite months of negotiations and multiple bids, the Catalan club believes that keeping Ousmane Dembélé is impossible. The Frenchman's financial requirements are thought to be excessive. While the winger is nearing the conclusion of his contract, he is hoping for a greater effort from his managers, who have yet to respond to their most recent proposition. Something to irritate the executives who made the decision.
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