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Football records guide
Silvio Piola leads the Serie A all-time top scorers list with 274 goals, followed by Francesco Totti and Gunnar Nordahl. Giuseppe Meazza and Jose Altafini share the 216-goal tier, while Antonio Di Natale, Roberto Baggio, Ciro Immobile and the crowded 188-goal group make the Italian league table especially good for rank-based quiz questions.
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Silvio Piola is first on this FootyMark dataset with 274 Serie A goals. Francesco Totti is second, Gunnar Nordahl is third, and Giuseppe Meazza and Jose Altafini are tied next. That historic top group changes the feel of the page: this is not a modern-only table led by Totti, Di Natale and Immobile, but a true all-time league scoring list.
Serie A has many famous forwards, but the all-time list also rewards longevity across very different eras. Piola, Nordahl, Meazza and Altafini bring historic weight; Totti, Di Natale, Baggio and Immobile connect the table to more recent memory. That is why the table is deeper than a simple modern legends list.
Learn Piola as the leader first, then separate Totti and Nordahl from the Meazza-Altafini tie. After that, the Di Natale-Baggio-Immobile group and the 188-goal tie between Signori, Del Piero and Gilardino become the main quiz clusters. The best strategy is to remember goal bands rather than single names in isolation.
Silvio Piola leads this FootyMark Serie A dataset with 274 goals.
Francesco Totti, Antonio Di Natale, Roberto Baggio and Ciro Immobile are among the more modern names near the top of this dataset.
Several players sit within only a few goals of one another, so the list is useful for comparison and rank-memory quiz questions.
Yes. The ranked table helps with scorer records, totals and head-to-head comparisons.