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Miroslav Klose — 16 career goals across 4 World Cups (2002–2014)
16 World Cup goals — the all-time record. Four tournaments. Scored in the 7-1 vs Brazil.
Miroslav Klose holds the record for the most career World Cup goals, with 16 across four tournaments from 2002 to 2014. He won the 2006 Golden Boot on home soil with 5 goals and later clinched the 2014 title, scoring in Germany's 7-1 semifinal rout of Brazil. No other player has scored more than 16 in their career.
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