🌟6 Legends, 1 Goal - The Unpacking the World Cup Records of Pelé, Maradona, Ronaldo, Zidane, Beckenbauer, and Cruyff Comparing the World Cup careers of six football icons across the 1958-2006 tournaments. The analysis covers the number of World Cups played, matches played, and goals converted, highlighting their trophy records. Pelé leads in goals converted with 12 over 14 matches, closely followed by Ronaldo's 15 goals in 19 matches, making him the top scorer among this group. Maradona holds the most matches played with 21. Pelé (Brazil): World Cups Played 4, Matches Played 14, Goals Converted 12, Titles (1958, 1962, 1970) Diego Maradona (Argentina): World Cups Played 4, Matches Played 21, Goals Converted 8, Titles (1986) Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany): World Cups Played 3, Matches Played 18, Goals Converted 5, Titles (1974) Johan Cruyff (Netherlands): World Cups Played 1, Matches Played 7, Goals Converted 3, Best Finish (2nd place 1974) Zinedine Zidane (France): World Cups Played...