The 10 all-time top scorers in the Mexican first division
The top 3 according to 728 votes from people: Evanivaldo Castro «Cabinho» · Carlos Hermosillo · José Saturnino Cardozo. (Updated Jun 9, 2025.)
Brazilian Evanivaldo Castro, "Cabinho", is the all-time top scorer in Mexico's top division with 312 goals, ahead of Carlos Hermosillo and Jared Borgetti. The league's ten all-time leading scorers, all now retired, with league and play-off (liguilla) goals, games and clubs.
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Top 10
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Evanivaldo Castro «Cabinho»
No. 1, Brazil. 312 goals (289 in the league and 23 in the play-offs) in 429 games, 1974–1987. Clubs: UNAM, Atlante, León and Tigres.
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2
Carlos Hermosillo
No. 2, Mexico. 294 goals (269 in the league and 25 in the play-offs) in 539 games, 1984–2001. Clubs: Cruz Azul, América, Monterrey, Necaxa and others.
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3
José Saturnino Cardozo
No. 4, Paraguay. 249 goals (206 in the league and 43 in the play-offs) in 332 games, 1994–2005. Clubs: Toluca.
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4
Jared Borgetti
No. 3, Mexico. 252 goals (211 in the league and 41 in the play-offs) in 475 games, 1994–2010. Clubs: Santos Laguna, Atlas and others.
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5
Horacio Casarín
No. 5, Mexico. 241 goals (241 in the league) in 326 games, 1936–1957. Clubs: Atlante, Necaxa and others.
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Osvaldo Castro
No. 6, Chile. 214 goals (210 in the league and 4 in the play-offs) in 398 games, 1971–1984. Clubs: Jalisco, América, Neza and others.
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Adalberto López
No. 8, Mexico. 202 goals (201 in the league) in 231 games, 1942–1955. Clubs: León, Oro, Guadalajara and others.
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Eloir Perucci
No. 9, Brazil. 199 goals (192 in the league and 7 in the play-offs) in 398 games, 1972–1984. Clubs: Atlético Español, Laguna and Cruz Azul.
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Luis Roberto Alves «Zague»
No. 7, Mexico. 209 goals (184 in the league and 25 in the play-offs) in 577 games, 1986–2003. Clubs: América, Atlante and Necaxa.
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Sergio Lira
No. 10, Mexico. 191 goals (182 in the league and 9 in the play-offs) in 564 games, 1978–1996. Clubs: Tampico Madero, Tigres and others.
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Comments (3)
Borgetti tercero con casi todos sus goles en Santos, para mi el mejor 9 mexicano que he visto
¿Mejor que Hugo? Hugo Sánchez ni aparece porque se fue a España muy joven, si no estaría arriba seguro.
Cabinho una bestia, 312 goles!! 🔥