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Football records guide
Delio Onnis leads the Ligue 1 all-time top scorers list with 299 goals, followed by Bernard Lacombe and Herve Revelli. Kylian Mbappe is the leading modern name near the top, but the true all-time table also includes Roger Courtois, Thadee Cisowski, Roger Piantoni, Joseph Ujlaki and other older French league scorers that are easy to miss in a quiz.
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Delio Onnis is first in this dataset with 299 Ligue 1 goals. Bernard Lacombe is second, Herve Revelli is third, and Roger Courtois, Thadee Cisowski and Roger Piantoni complete the 200-goal historic tier. Mbappe ranks as the highest modern name, which is exactly why the all-time list should not be treated as a PSG-era table.
Many fans know the biggest PSG names, but Ligue 1's all-time scorers table is not a PSG record page. It reaches back through Monaco, Lyon, Saint-Etienne, Sochaux, Reims and other French league contexts, making the list useful for broader football memory instead of one-club trivia.
Anchor Onnis at the top, then learn Lacombe and Revelli as the next tier. After that, treat the top ten as eras: Courtois, Cisowski and Piantoni for older scoring history, Mbappe for the modern PSG-era reference, and Ujlaki, Di Nallo, Bianchi and Andersson for deeper domestic scoring questions.
Delio Onnis leads this FootyMark Ligue 1 dataset with 299 goals.
Kylian Mbappe is seventh on this dataset with 191 Ligue 1 goals.
No. PSG players appear, but the list also includes Lyon, Monaco, Bordeaux and other French league scorers.
Yes. Use the ranked list to learn scorer records, totals and comparison clues.