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#3 Hernan Crespo (Argentina) - 153 Serie A goals
During a glorious 15-season stint in the Serie A, Hernan Crespo turned out for five different clubs.
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Although he had his most prolific Serie A campaign with Lazio in 2000-01, scoring 26 goals to win the Capocannonieri award, it was with Inter Milan where he won the Serie A title.
He scored only 27 Serie A goals in four seasons with the Nerazzurri but won a trio of titles in the competition (2006-07 to 2008-09). Crespo scored his 153rd and final Serie A goal for his first Italian club Parma.
#2 Luis Vinicio (Brazil) - 155 goals
Luis Vinicio is the most prolific Brazilian goal-scorer in the history of the Serie A. He had a productive decade-long stint in the competition with four different clubs in the late 50s and early 60s.
After scoring 69 Serie A goals in five seasons with Napoli, the Brazilian forward enjoyed moderate success with Bologna before flourishing in his next stint.
In four seasons with Vicenza Virtus (now a Serie B club), Vinicio scored 61 Serie A goals, with his best campaign in the competition being a 25-goal outing in the 1965-66 season.
#1 Gabriel Batistuta (Argentina) - 183 goals
Gabriel Batistuta is the most prolific South American goal-scorer in Serie A history.
With 183 goals in 318 games, the Argentine centre-forward stands 12th in the all-time Serie A goal-scoring list.
Nicknamed 'Batigol' for his keen eye for goal, Batistuta was one of the iconic strikers in the Serie A in the 1990s. In his 12-season stint in the Serie A, eight of whom were for AS Roma, Batistuta tallied double-digit goals in all but three of his campaigns.
His 26-goal tally in the 1994-95 Serie A season won him the Capocannoniere award, while his only title in the competition came with AS Roma in 2000-01.
