Sport Club Internacional - Players Statistics

Players Statistics

  • All time Top Scorers
Name Years Goals
1 Carlitos 1938–1951 485
2 Bodinho 1951–1958 244
3 Claudiomiro 1967–1974;1979 210
4 Valdomiro 1968–1979;1982 192
5 Larry 1954–1961 180
6 Tesourinha 1939–1949 176
7 Villalba 1941–1944;1946–1949 145
8 I. Diogo 1955–1960 123
9 Jair 1974–1981 123
10 Adãozinho 1943–1951 113
  • All time most appearances
Name Years App.
1 Valdomiro 1968–1979;1982 803
2 B. Pontes 1965–1975 523
3 Dorinho 1964–1975 461
4 Winck 1981–1989;1991;1994 457
5 Claudiomiro 1967–1974;1979 424
6 Gainete 1962–1964;1966–1971 408
7 M. Galvão 1979–1986 396
8 Falcão 1972–1980 392
9 Bráulio 1974–1981 386
10 Carlitos 1943–1951 384
  • Brazilian Championship Top Scorers
Name Years Goals
1 Valdomiro 1971–1979;1982 59
2 Christian 1992;1995–1999;2007 42
3 Fernandão 2004–2008 42
4 Jair 1974–1981 37
5 Nilmar 2002–2004;2007–2009 35
6 Sóbis 2004–2006;2010 34
7 Escurinho 1971–1977 34
8 Bira 1979–1982 35
9 Leandro Damião 2010–current 28
10 Alex 2004–2009 27
  • Brazilian Championship most appearances
Name Years App.
1 Clemer 2002–2009 210
2 Valdomiro 1971–1979;1982 208
3 Edinho 2003–2008 172
4 Índio 2005-current 160
5 Falcão 1972–1980 158
6 Figueroa 1971–1977 139
7 Escurinho 1971–1977 137
8 Jair 1974-198 137
9 B. Pintes 1971–1975 126
10 Bolivar 2003–2006;2009-current 125

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