欧洲杯历届冠军得分排行榜TOP10

1. Michel Platini (France) - 9 Goals

Michel Platini is the all-time top scorer in the history of the European Championship, leading the pack with a remarkable nine goals in just five games. He helped France win the tournament in 1984, and also scored in the final, where they beat Spain 2-0 in front of their home crowd. Platini was known for his incredible technique, vision, and ability to score from set-pieces, and he led the tournament in scoring in both 1984 and 1988.

2. Alan Shearer (England) - 7 Goals

Alan Shearer is the all-time top scorer for the England national team, and he was also one of the key players in their run to the semi-finals of the 1996 European Championship. He scored five goals in that tournament, including a memorable hat-trick against the Netherlands in the group stages. Shearer's other two goals came in the knock-out rounds, as England beat Spain on penalties before eventually losing to Germany in the semi-finals.

3. Antoine Griezmann (France) - 6 Goals

Antoine Griezmann burst onto the scene in the 2016 European Championship, where he led France to the final on home soil. He scored six goals in seven games, including two in the final against Portugal, but couldn't prevent his side from losing 1-0 in extra time. Griezmann's performances in that tournament earned him the Golden Boot, as well as the Player of the Tournament award.

4. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) - 6 Goals

Cristiano Ronaldo may have won the European Championship just once in his career, but he has still managed to score six goals in the competition, putting him among the leading scorers of all time. He scored three goals in Portugal's triumphant campaign in 2016, including one in the final against France, before having to be substituted due to injury. Ronaldo also scored three goals in the 2012 edition of the tournament, but Portugal were knocked out at the semi-final stage.

5. Marco van Basten (Netherlands) - 5 Goals

Marco van Basten was one of the most talented and prolific forwards of his generation, and he proved it on the biggest stage in the 1988 European Championship. He scored a remarkable five goals in just five games, including a spectacular volley in the final against the Soviet Union, which secured the trophy for the Netherlands. Van Basten's performances in that tournament earned him the Golden Boot, as well as the Player of the Tournament award.

6. Ruud Gullit (Netherlands) - 5 Goals

Ruud Gullit was another key player in the Netherlands team that won the 1988 European Championship, and he also scored five goals in that tournament. Gullit was a versatile player who could play in midfield or attack, and he was known for his physical presence, skill, and powerful shot. He scored in the final against the Soviet Union, as well as in the group stages and the semi-finals.

7. Fernando Torres (Spain) - 5 Goals

Fernando Torres was one of Spain's most important players during their golden period of success between 2008 and 2012, and he scored five goals in the European Championship during that time. He scored three goals in Spain's victorious campaign in 2008, including the winner in the final against Germany, before adding two more in the 2012 edition of the tournament. Torres formed a deadly partnership with David Villa in both tournaments, and his clinical finishing helped Spain win back-to-back European Championships as well as the 2010 World Cup.

8. Alan Ball (England) - 5 Goals

Alan Ball was a key member of the England team that won the 1966 World Cup, but he also made a significant contribution to their run to the quarter-finals of the 1968 European Championship. Ball scored two goals in the tournament, both of which came in the group stages, as England finished second in their group behind Yugoslavia. Ball was a tireless midfielder who had a knack for scoring important goals, and he will always be remembered as a legend of English football.

9. Nuno Gomes (Portugal) - 4 Goals

Nuno Gomes played for Portugal in three European Championships, and he scored four goals in total during those tournaments. He scored two goals in the 2000 edition of the tournament, which was co-hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands, as Portugal reached the semi-finals before being knocked out by France. He added two more goals in the 2004 edition of the tournament, which was also held in Portugal, as they reached the final before losing to Greece.

10. Viktor Ponedelnik (Soviet Union) - 4 Goals

Viktor Ponedelnik was the hero of the Soviet Union team that won the 1960 European Championship, scoring the winner in the final against Yugoslavia. He finished the tournament with four goals, which was enough to earn him the Golden Boot. Ponedelnik was a clinical finisher who enjoyed success with both his club and country, and he will always be remembered as one of the greatest footballers of all time.

In conclusion, the European Championship has produced some memorable moments and some great goals over the years, and the players on this list have all played their part in creating those memories. From the legendary Michel Platini to the modern-day superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, these players have shown that they have what it takes to perform on the biggest stage of all.