Neymar has now scored 64 goals for Brazil, surpassing the country's renowned footballer, Ronaldo, who has 62 for the national team. He now has 64 international goals in 104 appearances, two more than Ronaldo, who has 62 goals in 98 matches for Brazil. The latest goal came in Sunday's 2-1 win over Colombia at the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Stadium. It was his 53rd career victory and moved him into a tie with Pele for ninth on the all-time list of scorers for Brazil. Ronaldo is first with 65 goals. Neymar became Brazil's all-time leading scorer in the 58th minute of the game against Colombia. The last Brazilian player to do so was Ronaldo, back in 2004 when he scored one goal in three matches during the World Cup in Portugal. Before that, Pelé had held this record since 1958 when he scored the only goal of the competition opening match between Brazil and Sweden. Currently playing for Paris Saint-Germain and having previously played for Barcelona and Real Madrid, Neymar is one of the best players in the world. He won the FIFA Player of the Year award in 2016. With his talent, it is no surprise that he has been nicknamed the "Prince of Páris". Ronaldo is currently with Los Angeles Dodgers as their vice president of soccer operations.