It's widely accepted these days that Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are the two greatest goalscorers in football history.
The two global icons have both found the back of the net with frightening regularity during the course of their incredible careers thus far.
Messi and Ronaldo have each scored over 700 goals, which is frankly ridiculous.
However, while no player in the 21st century comes close to matching their numbers overall, neither of them take the title of the deadliest forward since the turn of the millennium.
Ronaldo's record of averaging 0.75 goals-per-game is only good enough for a bronze medal in that regard, while Messi takes the runner-up spot.
So who has been deadlier in front of goal than the superstar duo? Well, thanks to Transfermarkt, you can find out the answer to that very question below.
The 20 deadliest forwards in the 21st century
20. Radamel Falcao (193 goals) - 0.52 goals-per-game
19. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (295 goals) - 0.53 goals-per-game
18. David Trezeguet (209 goals) - 0.53 goals-per-game
17. Romelu Lukaku (282 goals) - 0.54 goals-per-game
16. Thierry Henry (317 goals) - 0.54 goals-per-game
15. Mohamed Salah (224 goals) - 0.55 goals-per-game
14. Sergio Aguero (402 goals) - 0.56 goals-per-game
13. Pauleta (245 goals) - 0.56 goals-per-game
12. Ronaldo (144 goals) - 0.56 goals-per-game
11. Edinson Cavani (409 goals) - 0.56 goals-per-game
10. Ruud van Nistelrooy (270 goals) - 0.60 goals-per-game
9. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (447 goals) - 0.60 goals-per-game
8. Neymar (263 goals) - 0.62 goals-per-game
7. Kylian Mbappe (184 goals) - 0.62 goals-per-game
6. Luis Suarez (368 goals) - 0.62 goals-per-game
5. Harry Kane (269 goals) - 0.64 goals-per-game
4. Robert Lewandowski (486 goals) - 0.74 goals-per-game
3. Cristiano Ronaldo (790 goals) - 0.75 goals-per-game
2. Lionel Messi (755 goals) - 0.80 goals-per-game
1. Erling Haaland (82 goals) - 0.98 goals-per-game
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Haaland is an absolute machine, isn't he?
If the 21-year-old can maintain the goalscoring form he's shown over the past two years or so for the majority of his career, legendary status awaits him.
Lewandowski's sparkling displays at Bayern of late mean the striker is now very close to matching Ronaldo's goals-per-game record, which is quite something.
Poland's record goalscorer has already found the back of the net 19 times in 15 appearances this season, an average of 1.26 per game.
Not bad, Robert.