List of women's footballers with 300 or more goals

For men's footballers, see List of footballers with 500 or more goals.

In women's association football competitions, 65 players have scored 300 or more goals over the course of their career in both club and international football, according to research by Independent Football Data (IFD), an organisation ran independently by an English man.^{[ citation needed ]} FIFA, the international governing body of football, has never released a list detailing the highest women's goalscorers and does not keep official records.^{[ citation needed ]}

Footballers with 300 or more goals

As of 9 May 2024.

+ indicates player may have scored and played more.

Rank	Player	Goals	Matches	Ratio	Career span
1	Lily Parr	986+	432+	2.28	1919–1951 [1]
2	Silvi Jan	976 [lower-alpha 1]	?	–	1995–2012 [2]
3	Ann Jansson	876	679	1.29	1972–1984 [3]
4	Anastassia Morkovkina	856	492+	1.74	1995–2017 [4]
5	Patrizia Panico	763	795	0.96	1993–2016
6	Megi Doci	745	362	2.06	2010– [5]
7	Anita Pádár	660	440	1.5	1993–2016
8	Carolina Morace	655+	385+	1.7	1978–1998
9	Irma Cuevas	639	?	–	1997–2023 [6]
10	Rannvá Andreasen	634	488	1.3	1995–
11	Susanne Augustesen	604	267+	2.26	1970–1995
12	Maria Gstöttner	604+	546+	1.11	1998–2022 [7]
13	Elisabetta Vignotto	574	570	1.01	1971–1990
14	Margrét Lára Viðarsdóttir	557	540	1.03	2000–2019 [8]
15	Mateja Zver	557	607	0.92	2001– [9] [10] [11]
16	Julie Fleeting	546+	310+	1.76	1996–2016
17	Inka Grings	533+	433+	1.23	1995–2014
18	Angeles Parejo	495	426+	1.16	1988–2011
19	Mari Paz Vilas	485+	482+	1.01	2002–
20	Katrin Loo	481	484	0.99	2006–2020
21	Ave Pajo	478	302	1.52	1999–2016 [4]
22	Rita Guarino	468+	511+	0.92	1985–2006
23	Olga Færseth	463	413	1.12	1991–2010 [12]
24	Nina Burger	460+	355+	1.3	2001– [13]
25	Natalia Pablos	461	399	1.16	2000–2018
26	Olga Letyushova	458	389+	1.18	1990–2009
27	Christine Sinclair	449	735	0.61	2001–
28	Eugenie Le Sommer	446	692	0.64	2004–
29	Fanny Vágó	442	477	0.93	2006– [14] [15]
30	Lotta Schelin	437	578	0.76	2001–2018
31	Marta	424	636	0.67	2000–2023
32	Lorena Balić	421	198	2.13	2013– [16]
33	Lena Videkull	414	460	0.88	1981–1998 [17]
34	Birgit Prinz	414	498	0.83	1993–2011
35	Melania Gabbiadini	409	448	0.91	2000–2017
36	Cosmina Dusa	402	231	1.74	2007–
37	Vivianne Miedema	395	462	0.85	2011–
38	Izabela Lojna	394	305	1.29	2009– [18]
39	Loza Abera	386	251+ [lower-alpha 2]	1.54	2011–
40	Heidi Sevdal	385	352	1.09	2005–
41	Tjasa Tibaut	381	433	0.88	2004– [19]
42	Ada Hegerberg	375	426	0.88	2009–
43	Pernille Harder	373	544	0.69	2007– [20] [21]
44	Anja Mittag	372+	607+	0.61	2001–
45	Sabina Khatun	368	156	2.36	2009–
46	Florrie Redford	368	?	–	1917–1925 [22]
47	Marta Cubí	360	189+	1.9	1997–2018
48	Malena Josephsen	354	505	0.7	1994–2015
49	Conny Pohlers	354	403	0.88	1994–2013
50	Tabitha Chawinga	350	248	1.41	2009–
50	Abby Wambach	350	375+	0.93	1998–2014
51	Marie-Laure Delie	349	534	0.65	2005–2020
53	Damaris Quélez	346	142	2.44	2012–
54	Mariana Larroquette	341	308	1.11	2008–
55	Tanja Vrabel	336	188	1.79	2006–2015 [23]
56	Kim Little	331	550	0.6	2006–
57	Špela Kolbl	329	350	0.94	2014- [24]
57	Valentina Boni	328+	592+	0.55	1998–2021
58	Sam Kerr	325	599	0.54	2008–
59	Krystyna Freda	320	175	1.83	2011–
60	Yagmur Uraz	318	439	0.72	2008–
61	Monika Conjar	318	233	1.36	2011–2019 [25] [26]
62	Sheyla Flores	317	?	–	2011–
63	Hanna Ljungberg	317	393+	0.81	1994–2009
64	Natalia Barbashina	312	261+	1.2	1992–2010
65	Valentina Giacinti	300	446	0.67	2009–

By confederation

As of 13 April 2024 (UTC)

Confederation	Countries	Players
AFC	2	2
UEFA	23	52
CONMEBOL	2	2
CAF	2	2
CONCACAF	3	4
OFC	1	1
Total	33	63

See also

• List of women's footballers with 100 or more international goals
• List of top international men's football goalscorers by country
• List of footballers who achieved hat-trick records
• List of world association football records
• List of goalscoring goalkeepers
• Lists of hat-tricks in football

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Notes

1. Jan scored 1,010 goals in her career, however only 976 of these goals were official
2. On the assumption that she played every league game.