Belgium's greatest goal scorers features some top modern day stars.

Belgium have had many great players representing them internationally, with their so-called Golden Generation of the 2010s in particular making waves.

There's far more to Belgium than their current generation of superstars, though.

Sure, we all know of Kevin De Bruyne, Eden Hazard, Romelu Lukaku and Dries Mertens, but what about Marc Wilmots, Belgium's greatest goal-scorer at the World Cup? Or Or all-time greats such as Paul Van Himst and Jan Ceulemans?

Or even Wesley Sonck, who scored against Spain in the 2010 World Cup qualifiers, thus ending Iker Casillas and Pepe Reina's 710 minute joint-undefeated streak.

But who is Belgium's most lethal attacker ever?

Let's take a look!

Getty1Romelu Lukaku | 72 goals

The greatest goalscorer Belgium has produced with 72 goals so far, Romelu Lukaku has been part of the national team setup ever since making his debut back in 2010 against Croatia.

His first goal for the Red Devils came against Russia in November 2010 as part of a brace, while Lukaku scored four goals at the World Cup in 2018 in Belgium's run to the semi-final in what will have been another personal career highlight.

At the same tournament, he became the first player since Diego Maradona to score two or more goals in consecutive World Cup games, after he scored twice against Panama and Tunisia respectively.

The former Manchester United striker was the star for Belgium in what was an underwhelming performance by the team at Euro 2020 as he was the only player from his team selected for the UEFA Euro 2020 Team of the Tournament.

AdvertisementGetty Images2Eden Hazard | 33 goals

Part of Belgium's golden generation for over a decade, Eden Hazard made his debut against Luxembourg, coming on as a substitute in the 67th minute for Wesley Sonck.

The Chelsea great scored his first goal against Kazakhstan in October 2011, almost three years after making his debut for the national team.

Hazard has a total of 33 goals so far for Belgium, making him the second-highest goal scorer for his country.

He also captained Belgium at the 2018 World Cup, leading them to a third-place finish and winning the Silver Ball.

3Bernard Voorhoof | 30 goals

Third on the list of Belgium's all-time top goal scorers is Bernard Voorhoof.

Voorhoof is one of five known players to have appeared in all three pre-war World Cup tournaments.

In 1934, he scored twice in the 2-5 defeat to Germany, the first goals Belgium scored at the World Cup.

The striker was the highest goal scorer for Belgium when he retired, until Paul Van Himst equaled his tally in 1972.

Voorhoof scored 30 goals in just 61 games for the Red Devils.

Getty4Paul Van Himst | 30 goals

Paul Van Himst made his debut for Belgium on October 19, 1960 in a match against Sweden and quickly became a mainstay in the national team.

He was part of the Belgian side that finished third at Euro 1972 and amassed 30 goals in 81 appearances for the Red Devils, with his most-clinical performance coming against Israel when he scored a hat-trick in their World Cup qualifier in November 1965.