On Tuesday evening, Neymar became just the third player from South America to reach 75 goals on the international stage.
The Paris Saint-Germain superstar scored an ice-cold penalty in Brazil's emphatic 5-1 win over Tunisia at the Parc des Princes.
Neymar's strike in the World Cup warm-up match means he's joined Pele and Lionel Messi in the exclusive three-man club.
The 30-year-old will soon surpass Pele's all-time goal record for Brazil, which stands at 77. He may even achieve the feat out in Qatar later this year.
Neymar's record on international duty really is special and something that further highlights that is his current goals-per-game ratio.
The former Barcelona man is now averaging 0.62 goals per appearance for Brazil, which is a better record than Cristiano Ronaldo for Portugal.
Don't believe us? Well, we've got the numbers to prove it.
Below, you'll find a list ranking the 20 active male players with 50 or more international goals by their goals-per-game ratios.
ZURICH, SWITZERLAND - JANUARY 11: FIFA Ballon d'Or nominees Neymar Jr of Brazil and FC Barcelona (L), Lionel Messi of Argentina and FC Barcelona (C) and Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal and Real Madrid (R) attend a press conference prior to the FIFA Ballon d'Or Gala 2015 at the Kongresshaus on January 11, 2016 in Zurich, Switzerland. (Photo by Philipp Schmidli/Getty Images)
Let's begin...
Who has the best international goals-per-game ratio?
20. Bader Al-Mutawa (Kuwait) | 56 goals | 0.29 goals-per-game
19. Alexis Sanchez (Chile) | 50 goals | 0.33 goals-per-game
18. Shinji Okazaki (Japan) | 50 goals | 0.42 goals-per-game
17. Edinson Cavani (Uruguay) | 58 goals | 0.44 goals-per-game
16. Teerasil Dangda (Thailand) | 53 goals | 0.46 goals-per-game
15. Asamoah Gyan (Ghana) | 51 goals | 0.47 goals-per-game
14. Javier Hernandez (Mexico) | 52 goals | 0.48 goals-per-game
13. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Sweden) | 62 goals | 0.51 goals-per-game
12. Edin Dzeko (Bosnia & Herzegovina) | 64 goals | 0.51 goals-per-game
11. Luis Suarez (Uruguay) | 68 goals | 0.51 goals-per-game
MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY - MARCH 24: Luis Suarez of Uruguay celebrates qualifying after winning a match between Uruguay and Peru as part of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Qualifiers at Centenario Stadium on March 24, 2022 in Montevideo, Uruguay. (Photo by Matilde Campodonico - Pool/Getty Images)
10. Lionel Messi (Argentina) | 90 goals | 0.55 goals-per-game
9. Robert Lewandowski (Poland) | 76 goals | 0.57 goals-per-game
8. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) | 117 goals | 0.61 goals-per-game
7. Neymar (Brazil) | 75 goals | 0.62 goals-per-game
6. Ali Ashfaq (Maldives) | 57 goals | 0.64 goals-per-game
5. Sunil Chhetri (India) | 84 goals | 0.64 goals-per-game
4. Aleksandar Mitrovic (Serbia) | 50 goals | 0.66 goals-per-game
3. Romelu Lukaku (Belgium) | 68 goals | 0.67 goals-per-game
2. Harry Kane (England) | 51 goals | 0.68 goals-per-game
- Ali Mabkhout (United Arab Emirates) | 80 goals | 0.74 goals-per-game
DOHA, QATAR - JUNE 07: Ali Mabkhout of United Arab Emirates runs with the ball during the 2022 FIFA World Cup Playoff match between United Arab Emirates and Australia at Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium on June 07, 2022 in Doha, Qatar. (Photo by Mohamed Farag/Getty Images)
Thanks to Ronaldo's two blanks against Czech Republic and Spain, Neymar has creeped ahead, while the Brazilian is a considerable distance clear of both PSG teammate Messi and Lewandowski.
But all four miss out on a spot in the top five, which is something of a shock.
Kane, Lukaku and Mitrovic's ratios are seriously special, though. The European trio will go down as three of the greatest strikers in the history of international football, of that we feel certain.
And a special shoutout to the man in first place, Mabkhout, whose prolificacy with the UAE is the stuff of legend.