Oldest top World Cup scorers

The article highlights veteran players who have set records in World Cup history, with many of them surpassing the age of forty and achieving remarkable accomplishments. Among them is Roger Milla, who scored his goal at 42 years and 39 days old in the 1994 Mundial; Portuguese player Pepe, who became the oldest goalscorer in knockout stages by participating in the 2022 World Cup; and Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored at the Qatar World Cup at the age of 37 years and 292 days. The article also features other record-breaking feats, such as Gunnar Gren scoring at 37 years and 236 days old in the 1958 Mundial, and the continued exceptional performance of some players despite advancing age.

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