Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record as the Champions League's all-time leading scorer with 141 goals, followed by Lionel Messi at 129. The article reflects on players who have scored the first goals in the competition for various clubs since its inception in the 1992/93 season, highlighting Marco van Basten's inaugural goal for AC Milan, Ronald de Boer's first goal for Ajax, and Marc Overmars' significant contribution to Arsenal's first Champions League goal, marking pivotal moments in the tournament's long history.
Marco van Basten made history by scoring the first-ever goal in the inaugural Champions League match for AC Milan, symbolizing the start of a new era in European football.
Ajax fought their way through the competition and established themselves in the Champions League by securing a memorable opening win against AC Milan, with Ronald de Boer making the club's first goal in the tournament.
Marc Overmars became the first Arsenal player to score in the Champions League, marking a significant moment for the Gunners as they transitioned from the old European Cup.
Cristiano Ronaldo remains the Champions League's all-time top scorer with 141 goals, showcasing his dominance in a competition steeped in rich history.
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