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Ferenc Puskas, the legendary Hungary, Budapest Honved and Real Madrid player scored 746 goals through out his career (754 games, only the official matches).
His memorable goals include seven in two UEFA European Champions Cup finals, opening goal of the 1952 Olympic Final against Yugoslavia and one in the 1954 FIFA World Cup final against West Germany, which his 'Mighty Magyars' lost 3-2 despite being favorites.
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