The all-time top goalscorers in MLS history

Kei Kamara scored the third as CF Montreal came from behind to beat rivals Toronto FC 4-3 recently, but his goal meant far more than just helping earn three points.

Since joining the league in 2006, Kamara has played for nine different MLS teams and has always been a regular source of goals. The 38-year-old’s strike in Toronto – his sixth in just 1,285 minutes this season – moved him to 136 in regular-season play.

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That moves Kamara to third on the all-time charts, ahead of legendary Columbus forward Jeff Cunningham. Next in his sights? Landon Donovan.

Here are the top 10 regular-season goalscorers in MLS history:

Now better known for his co-commentary and analysis with ESPN, Taylor Twellman was a ruthless goalscoring machine for the New England Revolution back in the day.

Who knows how many more goals Twellman would have scored had a head injury not forced him into retirement at 30.

Legendary Canadian forward Dwayne De Rosario was a journeyman during his career, playing for five different MLS clubs. He lifted MLS Cup, Supporters’ Shield, US Open Cup, and Canadian Championship trophies with DC United, San Jose Earthquakes, Toronto FC, and Houston Dynamo, and also had a brief spell with the New York Red Bulls.

Wherever he went, De Rosario was good for a goal or two.

Now an assistant to Phil Neville at Inter Miami, Jason Kreis was one of the best attacking midfielders in MLS during his long stint with FC Dallas (then known as the Dallas Burn), while he finished his career with a couple of years at Real Salt Lake.

Though Kreis did pick up an MVP award in 1999, he was unfortunately short of silverware over his career.

Part of those great Chicago Fire teams that won the lot between 1998 and 2003, Ante Razov was one of the most feared forwards in MLS during his time.

Two stays with the Fire, as well as shorter spells with Columbus Crew, MetroStars and Chivas USA, saw Razov net 114 regular-season goals.

Bradley Wright-Phillips was the perfect example of how a move across the pond to MLS can re-ignite your career, becoming a legend over six years with the New York Red Bulls by firing them to three Supporters’ Shield titles.

Wright-Phillips proved himself a useful…