What are the best soccer goals of all time?

Leaping into the air, Zlatan Ibrahimovic made this 30-yard shot with an overhead kick just when England goalkeeper Joe Hart attempted to clear the ball.

Roberto Carlos took the world over when he launched this 20-yard free-kick with the outside of his left shoe away from the wall of France and hit the back of the net unexpectedly.

The knockout round match in FIFA World Cup 2006, Maxi Rodriguez made a goal with an upper 90 blast from outside the 18 beating Mexico and giving Argentina a spot for the quarterfinals with a 2-1 final score. 

In 1958 FIFA World Cup, 17-year-old Pele became the youngest player to play in the final and helped his country Brazil win the game against Sweden with a score of 5-2 in Rasunda Stadium, Solna. 

This game in 2010 FIFA World Cup made Landon Donovan the highest-scoring male American player in the history with three goals including his game performance between America and Algeria with 1-0 final score. 

A goal that defines Lionel Messi to perfection: dribbling, speed, quality, and technique as a finisher. A real luxury that they still remember in the stadium of La Romareda (Zaragoza, Spain).

The best goal in FC Barcelona's history is said to be Lionel Messi's gripping run and goal against Getafe at the semi-finals of the 2006-07 Copa Del Rey, which they lost. This goal is reminiscent of his compatriot Diego Armando Maradona.