In the sports world, football is one of the most competitive sports. Competition in football can be defined in many different ways. Through the club, compete for titles and players compete with each other.
Today I want us to check out the soccer players with the most international goals. It means the number of goals scored by a player playing for his country. At number one, we have Cristiano Ronaldo. He has a total of 118 goals. Unbelievable. Currently, Cristiano Ronaldo plays for alnasrr.
In second place, we have Daei with 19 goals. In third place, we have Lionel Messi. Messi has a total of ninety-eight goals for his country, Argentina. Messi currently plays for Paris Saint-Germain.
In terms of quantity because we have Dahari from United States of America. Dahari has a total of eighty-nine goals. In fifth place we have Puskas. He has a total of eighty-four international goals.
In sixth place we have Chettri. He has a total of eighty-four international goals. In sixth place we have Mabkhout. Mabkhout has a total of eighty targets. In eighth place we have Chitalu, the player has a total of seventy-nine.
In ninth place, we have Saeed. He has a total of seventy-eight international goals. At number 10 we have Lewandowski. The Polish player has a total of seventy-eight international goals.
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Chelsea have pointed to government sanctions against former owner Roman Abramovich after announcing a £121m loss that could see them sell a number of key players this summer.
While the club did indeed make a £123m profit from the 2021/22 player swaps in question - following the sale of Tammy Abraham, Fikayo Tomori and others - the Blues remain adamant on playing the red and face a balancing act to respect the game's fair financial rules.
It could mean an end to academy products Mason Mount and Conor Gallagher at Stamford Bridge if the club need to bring in some quick cash.
Russian billionaire Abramovich, the longtime owner of Chelsea, was sanctioned by the government last March when he sought to freeze the assets of individuals he believed to be connected to Russian President Vladimir Putin. after the invasion of Ukraine.
Chelsea are placed under a special license that restricts their ability to sell tickets, accept event reservations and sign players. The restrictions remained in place until May 30 last year when a consortium led by Todd Boehly acquired the club.
A statement released yesterday said the impact of sanctions on Chelsea's financial results would also be felt 'for many years to come'.
The losses were attributed to increased operating costs, including game days and other expenses, although revenue rose to £481.3m from £434.9m in the previous year, while sales rose to £481.3m from £434.9m in the previous year. transaction revenue reached 177.1 million pounds.
These results do not reflect Chelsea's massive spending over the past two transfer windows, when they shelled out £600m on new players, although they spread the cost of that expenditure by granting new players. players on long-term contracts with fees accrued over longer periods - such as Mykhailo Mudryk's eight-and-a-half-year deal following a £88m move in January.
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Chelsea manager Graham Potter can watch the players leave this summer (Image:
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Chelsea, who insist they continue to comply with UEFA and Premier League financial regulations, have also lost £153m in the 2020/21 season. Qualifying losses for top clubs are capped at £105m over three years.
A poor season on the pitch also means less income - Chelsea look certain to miss the Champions League next season.
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire told The Times that Chelsea will be "dancing overhead" to meet the FFP's rules, but said the main factor helping the club to benefit is their strength, with a Abundant teams allow the possibility of bringing in money.
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