UEFA European Football Championship goalscorers

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This article lists every country's goalscorers in the UEFA European Championship (including the UEFA European Nations' Cup) from 1960 to date.

Contents 1  Austria 2  Belgium 3  Bulgaria 4  Croatia 5  Czech Republic 6  Denmark 7  England 8  France 9  Germany 10  Greece 11  Hungary 12  Italy 13  Latvia 14  Netherlands 15  Norway 16  Poland 17  Portugal 18  Republic of Ireland 19  Romania 20  Russia 21  Scotland 22  Serbia 23  Slovenia 24 Soviet Union 25  Spain 26  Sweden 27  Switzerland 28  Turkey 29  Yugoslavia 30 See also

[edit]  Austria

Austria will compete for the first time in Euro 2008.

[edit]  Belgium

2 goals

• Jan Ceulemans

1 goal

• Julien Cools
• Eric Gerets
• Bart Goor
• Georges Grün
• Raoul Lambert
• Emile Mpenza
• Odilon Polleunis
• Paul van Himst
• Erwin Vandenbergh
• René Vandereycken
• Frank Vercauteren

[edit]  Bulgaria

3 goals

• Hristo Stoichkov

1 goal

• Martin Petrov

[edit]  Croatia

3 goals

• Davor Šuker

1 goal

• Zvonimir Boban
• Niko Kovač
• Luka Modrić
• Dado Pršo
• Milan Rapaić
• Igor Tudor
• Goran Vlaović

[edit]  Czech Republic

as Czechoslovakia at Euro 1976.

5 goals

• Milan Baroš

4 goals

• Vladimír Šmicer

3 goals

• Zdeněk Nehoda

2 goals

• Marek Heinz
• Jan Koller
• Karel Poborský

1 goal

• Radek Bejbl
• Patrik Berger
• Vlastimil Buberník
• Karol Dobiáš
• Ladislav Jurkemik
• Pavel Kuka
• Pavel Nedvěd
• Anton Ondruš
• Antonín Panenka
• Ladislav Pavlovič
• Libor Sionko
• Jan Suchopárek
• Ján Švehlík
• Václav Svěrkoš
• František Veselý
• Ladislav Vízek

[edit]  Denmark

3 goals

• Frank Arnesen
• Henrik Larsen
• Brian Laudrup
• Jon Dahl Tomasson

2 goals

• Preben Elkjær

1 goal

• Klaus Berggreen
• Carl Bertelsen
• Kenneth Brylle
• Lars Elstrup
• Jesper Grønkjær
• John Jensen
• Michael Laudrup
• John Lauridsen
• Søren Lerby
• Allan Nielsen
• Flemming Povlsen
• Kim Vilfort

[edit]  England

7 goals

• Alan Shearer

4 goals

• Wayne Rooney

3 goals

• Frank Lampard

2 goals

• Michael Owen
• Paul Scholes
• Teddy Sheringham

1 goal

• Tony Adams
• Trevor Brooking
• Bobby Charlton
• Paul Gascoigne
• Steven Gerrard
• Geoff Hurst
• Steve McManaman
• David Platt
• Bryan Robson
• Ray Wilkins
• Tony Woodcock

[edit]  France

9 goals

• Michel Platini

5 goals

• Thierry Henry
• Zinedine Zidane

3 goals

• Youri Djorkaeff
• David Trézéguet

2 goals

• Laurent Blanc
• Jean-François Domergue
• Christophe Dugarry
• François Huette
• Jean-Pierre Papin
• Sylvain Wiltord

1 goal

• Bruno Bellone
• Luis Fernandez
• Alain Giresse
• Patrice Loko
• Jean Vincent
• Maryan Wisnieski

[edit]  Germany

5 goals

• Jürgen Klinsmann

4 goals

• Dieter Müller
• Gerd Müller
• Rudi Völler

3 goals

• Klaus Allofs
• Karl-Heinz Riedle

2 goals

• Oliver Bierhoff
• Thomas Häßler
• Horst Hrubesch
• Lukas Podolski
• Matthias Sammer

1 goal

• Michael Ballack
• Andy Brehme
• Stefan Effenberg
• Heinz Flohe
• Torsten Frings
• Bernd Hölzenbein
• Stefan Kuntz
• Lothar Matthäus
• Andy Möller
• Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
• Mehmet Scholl
• Olaf Thon
• Herbert Wimmer
• Christian Ziege

[edit]  Greece

3 goals

• Angelos Charisteas

1 goal

• Nikos Anastopoulos
• Angelos Basinas
• Traianos Dellas
• Giorgos Karagounis
• Zisis Vryzas

[edit]  Hungary

2 goals

• Ferenc Bene
• Dezso Novák

1 goal

• Lajos Kü

[edit]  Italy

2 goals

• Pierluigi Casiraghi
• Antonio Cassano
• Filippo Inzaghi
• Francesco Totti

1 goal

• Alessandro Altobelli
• Pietro Anastasi
• Enrico Chiesa
• Antonio Conte
• Luigi de Agostini
• Alessandro del Piero
• Marco Delvecchio
• Luigi di Biagio
• Angelo Domenghini
• Stefano Fiore
• Francesco Graziani
• Roberto Mancini
• Simone Perrotta
• Luigi Riva
• Marco Tardelli
• Gianluca Vialli

[edit]  Latvia

1 goal

• Māris Verpakovskis

[edit]  Netherlands

6 goals

• Patrick Kluivert

5 goals

• Marco van Basten
• Ruud van Nistelrooy

4 goals

• Dennis Bergkamp

2 goals

• Frank de Boer
• Ruud Geels
• Kees Kist
• Marc Overmars
• Frank Rijkaard
• Willy van de Kerkhof
• Boudewijn Zenden

1 goal

• Wilfred Bouma
• Jordi Cruyff
• Ronald de Boer
• Ruud Gullit
• Wim Kieft
• Ronald Koeman
• Roy Makaay
• Johnny Rep
• Wesley Sneijder
• Giovanni van Bronckhorst
• Rob Witschge

[edit]  Norway

1 goal

• Steffen Iversen

[edit]  Poland

Poland will compete for the first time in Euro 2008.

[edit]  Portugal

5 goals

• Nuno Gomes

3 goals

• Sérgio Conceição
• Cristiano Ronaldo

2 goals

• Rui Costa
• Luís Figo
• Rui Jordão
• Maniche
• João Pinto

1 goal

• Costinha
• Fernando Couto
• Deco
• Domingos Paciênca
• Raul Meireles
• Nené
• Pepe
• Hélder Postiga
• Ricardo Quaresma
• Ricardo Sá Pinto
• Antonio de Sousa

[edit]  Republic of Ireland

1 goal

• Ray Houghton
• Ronnie Whelan

[edit]  Romania

1 goal

• Ladislau Bölöni
• Cristian Chivu
• Marcel Coras
• Vio Ganea
• Viorel Moldovan
• Dorinel Munteanu
• Florin Răducioiu

[edit]  Russia

1 goal

• Vladimir Beschastnykh
• Dmitri Bulykin
• Dmitri Kirichenko
• Alexander Mostovoi
• Roman Pavlyuchenko
• Omar Tetradze
• Ilia Tsymbalar

[edit]  Scotland

1 goal

• Gary McAllister
• Brian McClair
• Ally McCoist
• Paul McStay

[edit]  Serbia

competed under FR Yugoslavia at Euro 2000

5 goals

• Savo Milošević

1 goal

• Ljubinko Drulović
• Dejan Govedarica
• Slobodan Komljenović

[edit]  Slovenia

3 goals

• Zlatko Zahovič

1 goal

• Miran Pavlin

[edit] Soviet Union

as Confederation Of Independent States at Euro 1992.

3 goals

• Valentin Ivanov
• Viktor Ponedelnik

2 goals

• Oleg Protasov

1 goal

• Sergei Aleinikov
• Igor Dobrovolski
• Galimzyan Khusainov
• Anatoli Konkov
• Gennady Litovchenko
• Slava Metreveli
• Olexiy Mikhailichenko
• Victor Pasulko
• Vasily Rats
• Valeri Voronin

[edit]  Spain

3 goals

• Alfonso Pérez Muñoz
• David Villa

2 goals

• Antonio Maceda
• Gaizka Mendieta
• Jesús María Pereda

1 goal

• Amancio Amaro
• Guillermo Amor
• Emilio Butragueño
• José Luis Caminero
• Carrasco
• Dani Ruiz
• Joseba Etxeberría
• Cesc Fàbregas
• Rafael Gordillo
• Javier Manjarín
• Marcelino Martínez
• Míchel
• Fernando Morientes
• Pedro Munitis
• Quini
• Raúl González
• Carlos Gonzalez "Santillana"
• Juan Carlos Valerón

[edit]  Sweden

4 goals

• Henrik Larsson

3 goals

• Tomas Brolin
• Zlatan Ibrahimović

2 goals

• Jan Eriksson

1 goal

• Marcus Allbäck
• Kennet Andersson
• Petter Hansson
• Mattias Jonson
• Freddie Ljungberg
• Johan Mjällby

[edit]  Switzerland

1 goal

• Kubilay Türkyilmaz
• Johan Vonlanthen
• Hakan Yakin

[edit]  Turkey

2 goals

• Hakan Şükür

1 goal

• Arda Turan
• Okan Buruk
• Semih Şentürk

[edit]  Yugoslavia

as SFR Yugoslavia

4 goals

• Dragan Džajić

2 goals

• Milan Galić
• Dražan Jerković

1 goal

• Josip Katalinski
• Tomislav Knez
• Danilo Popivoda
• Miloš Šestić
• Dragan Stojković
• Ante Žanetić

[edit] See also

• World Cup goalscorers
• Confederations Cup goalscorers