List of Primeira Liga top scorers

Fernando Peyroteo scored the most goals in Primeira Liga history.

This is a list of players who scored over 100 goals in Primeira Liga, Portugal's top flight football league, during its history starting from the 1934–35 season.

All-time top scorers

Key

• Bold shows players still playing in Primeira Liga.
• Italics show players still playing professional football in other leagues.

As of matches played on 18 May 2019

Rank	Player	Goals	Apps	Ratio	First	Last	Club(s) (goals/apps)	Notes
1	Fernando Peyroteo	332	197	1.69	1937	1950	Sporting
2	Eusébio	320	313	1.02	1960	1977	Benfica (317/301), Beira-Mar (3/12)
3	Fernando Gomes	319	404	0.79	1974	1991	Porto (288/341), Sporting (31/63)
4	José Águas	281	291	0.97	1950	1963	Benfica
5	Nené	262	422	0.62	1968	1986	Benfica
6	Manuel Fernandes	243	486	0.5	1969	1988	CUF (36/132), Sporting (191/326), Vitória Setúbal (16/28)
7	Matateu	219	291	0.75	1951	1967	Belenenses (210/270), Atlético (9/21)
8	José Torres	218	378	0.58	1959	1980	Benfica (151/172), Vitória Setúbal (53/96), Estoril (14/110)
9	Arsénio	215	313	0.69	1943	1959	Benfica (155/224), CUF (60/89)
10	Rui Jordão	213	358	0.59	1971	1989	Benfica (63/91), Sporting (138/207), Vitória Setúbal (12/60)
11	Manuel Vasques	189	282	0.67	1946	1960	Sporting (188/278), Atlético (1/4)
12	Mário Jardel	185	186	0.99	1996	2007	Porto (129/125), Sporting (53/49), Beira-Mar (3/12)
13	Julinho	168	166	1.01	1941	1953	Académico (16/22), Benfica (152/144)
14	José Augusto	162	343	0.47	1955	1970	Barreirense (48/98), Benfica (114/245)
15	Artur Jorge	160	245	0.65	1964	1978	Porto (1/4), Académica (71/95), Benfica (74/95), Belenenses (14/51)
16	Nuno Gomes	154	393	0.39	1994	2012	Boavista (23/79), Benfica (125/294), Braga (6/20)
17	António Teixeira	147	205	0.72	1949	1962	Benfica (5/7), Vitória Guimarães (17/25), Porto (125/173)
18	Hernâni Silva	137	279	0.49	1950	1964	Porto (128/255), Estoril (9/24)
19	Lourenço	134	208	0.64	1961	1972	Académica (40/56), Sporting (94/152)
	Bentes	134	270	0.5	1945	1960	Académica
21	João Martins	132	206	0.64	1947	1959	Sporting
	Rogério Pipi	132	243	0.54	1942	1958	Benfica (125/210), Oriental (7/33)
23	Jesus Correia	129	159	0.81	1943	1956	Sporting (128/157), CUF (1/2)
24	Araújo	122	151	0.81	1942	1952	Porto
25	Rui Águas	121	292	0.41	1983	1995	Portimonense (10/46), Porto (30/64), Benfica (77/173), Estrela (4/9)
26	Patalino	120	187	0.64	1945	1956	O Elvas (92/109), Lusitano (28/78)
27	Horácio	118	313	0.38	1966	1981	Leixões (84/211), Varzim (34/102)
	João Vieira Pinto	118	476	0.25	1988	2008	Boavista (23/108), Benfica (64/220), Sporting (28/115), Braga (3/33)
29	António Fernandes	117	160	0.73	1958	1968	Belenenses (94/125), Benfica (23/35)
30	Liedson	116	220	0.53	2003	2013	Sporting (116/214), Porto (0/6)
31	Albano	115	241	0.48	1943	1956	Sporting
32	Francisco Rodrigues	114	122	0.93	1935	1946	Vitória Setúbal (65/75), Benfica (49/47)
33	Ernesto Figueiredo	113	196	0.58	1960	1970	Sporting (99/155), Vitória Setúbal (14/41)
34	Óscar Cardozo	112	175	0.64	2007	2014	Benfica
	Edmilson	112	356	0.31	1988	2002	Nacional (23/86), Marítimo (48/145), Vitória Guimarães (29/88), Braga (12/37)
36	Manuel António	111	247	0.45	1964	1977	Académica (81/203), Porto (30/44)
37	Jonas	110	132	0.83	2014	2019	Benfica
38	Faia	109	240	0.45	1951	1963	Barreirense (72/148), Académica (18/39), CUF (19/53)
	António Oliveira	109	296	0.37	1970	1986	Porto (72/200), Penafiel (10/22), Sporting (27/67), Marítimo (0/7)
40	Francisco André	108	190	0.57	1951	1959	Belenenses (40/70), Académica (68/120)
	Custódio Pinto	108	359	0.3	1961	1975	Porto (80/243), Vitória Guimarães (28/116)
42	Rafael Correia	106	155	0.68	1934	1948	Belenenses
	José Travassos	106	249	0.43	1946	1959	Sporting
	Tito	106	292	0.36	1966	1979	Atlético (14/49), União de Tomar (6/26), Vitória Guimarães (86/202), Famalicão (0/15)
45	Correia Dias	105	114	0.92	1941	1949	Porto
	Domingos	105	263	0.4	1987	2001	Porto
47	Hector Yazalde	104	104	1	1971	1975	Sporting
48	Gaúcho	103	278	0.37	1996	2006	Estrela (54/133), Marítimo (35/83), Rio Ave (14/62)
49	João Tomás	101	261	0.39	1997	2013	Académica (8/49), Benfica (21/41), Vitória Guimarães (3/20), Braga (31/69), Rio Ave (40/82)

See also

• Bola de Prata (Portugal)
• List of Primeira Liga hat-tricks